Recent content by K F Wheeler

This very subject came up about 20 years ago... Can't remember who suggested it... Their idea was to cut off most of the straight section of the end of the wire clip. The idea was to eliminate the extra weight that may tend to weaken the clip. Ken

Going to be a light boat! Especially with that cowl. Ken

...Speaking of sinking... Wish you guys with the larger boats, most boats, would put some kind of floatation in the back of the boat. Helps keep the boat from filling up. Makes it a lot easier/quicker to pick up and load into the retrieve boat. Some of those big gas boats are so heavy, I...

I'm going velcro... as soon as somebody tell's me what brand will stick really well to the receiver. Someone posted that info. not too long ago...? Ken

Haa Ha ha ha...😁😄😄😃 Not sure that prop counts. Too small of a hub?? Ken

Got four props from Mark Sholund, today!! They were inside of a padded envelope. Inside two new post office boxes, wrapped up and tapped inside of rolled up/folded news paper... NO WAY they were going to get hurt!!! His props always look like they should be on someone's bracelet or on a chain...

Alcohol. Think it was Stu that said that... Doesn't swell the rubber O rings. Ken

I know you can thin it to a watery consistency... I'm not familiar with HVLP. I'm used to my airbrush and small compressor that I have to replace. Ken

Welcome, Welcome...

Buckshot's blow plug would work. I may opt out for a smaller tube to attach a hose to. Like I said before, it spins a little faster between a couple fingers. I don't run gas so I don't know if a larger diameter hose is necessary... Ken

Made my own blow plug years ago by taking an old plug, drilling from the bottom down thru the center lengthwise. Put a piece of brass tubbing through and soldered that. Bought a production blow plug... just to see what it was. Gave it away. Like my home made much better. Even with a length of...

Interesting carbs, Tom. Ken

Charles Dukes sent me a schedule... You're probably looking for those Cinci dates... maybe some other dates not on the one Charles sent out??? Ken

Well, I had to stop somewhere... Otherwise, I knew I'd have to mention that Mark stands behind his props. Except when the boat is first thrown in the water, He doesn't like getting a face full of water any more than the rest of us... Ken

Mark Sholand. Mark cleans up the hub as well. More than most other prop people do. While that may or may not have any noticeable effect on performance. It LOOKS like something you wouldn't mind being seen with! NOT already starting to tarnish. He supplies a card with the prop that will give you...