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I don't think that homemade tube wheel setup will work for a ski, that guy looks to use it for a kayak or cooler. 250+ lbs may be asking a bit much. Unfortunately there's not many options out there. You need large diameter for soft sand, non-steel for weight and rust concerns and that's what...

O'Neill Superfreak board shorts. They have neoprene like material and stretch vs tear like most board shorts I've gone through.

Not sure this belongs here but it does have to do with a dashcam. https://www.techdirt.com/articles/20140405/17142626817/indiana-supreme-court-declares-officers-testimony-is-more-reliable-than-video-evidence.shtml This case is grey area for me but I've always considered it a gimme for cops...

This is a great reason to have one. That Customs or BP van could easily lie and say the driver 1) ran a red light 2) failed to yieldan emergency vehicle.

Looking at that dashcamreview site I'd have no reservations plunking down $ for this one. http://dashboardcamerareviews.com/mini-0805/ $65 on Ebay...

I've had one for awhile now. I originally got it because it seems I always have to be the heads-up guy when driving and avoid accidents that others almost cause. I've always figured one day I'll won't be in a hurry to get between point A & B and will just smash the eff out of the next bad driver...

my .02... forgive if I'm missing how it works from my perspective with the pics. Looks like a PITA to feed an endless strap every time you load and unload. Especially when you have to un-feed it through the ratchet part. I see it's a bolt that could be removed but who wants to fidget with tools...

Could be sticking open or the needle tip is bad and not seating, whichever it is you replace both n/s together. While you are at it I'd order a new tank valve too. Small chance it could not be venting and that is popping a good n/s.

Gotta one up ya here. HarborFreight portable bin storage containers are where it's at. These are like the various copies that are out there of the $ortimo boxes but cheap. These style bins are great because you can pull the bins out and move around to reorganize without dumping the entire...

Yep, he apparently spent @ 13 summers at a National Park in Alaska and documented his interactions with Grizzlies with the claims he was protecting them from poachers, etc when there wasn't one case of that happening in the park. Rangers and other animal rights folks were against what he was...

anyone seen this? was reading on another forum about this. Now I'm wanting to check it out.

GL's trailer take of the new Star Wars.

the 2nd two carts are great for winching and all can be loaded solo with ease. the first two it's a little more difficult but have seen some that style with a winch or you can just load in the water. priority to me is not lifting another f'n ski for the rest of my life so I have a big foot...

Is that piece plastic or a better composite? I have the other kind I think HT used to sell and really don't use it. Besides the stoltz bow clamp I just run a ratchet strap over the tray. I don't leave it tensioned so marks in the turf aren't that noticeable.

This^. Or just use a tow loop and run the strap thru. Ski should have one anyway.

All morning eh? Took 5 seconds. Lol http://www.amazon.com/Atlantis-A8112-Black-Tie-Down/dp/B0000BYPXM

Don't see why you couldn't cut the existing barb off and use something like this... if you can't find the correct metric size I'm sure you could find something close and tap to correct thread. Searching "female 90 to 3/8 barb" pulls up an array of plastic ones too.

My reply was to @Vumad referencing to bolt a short piece like I linked in between the existing receiver and the bunk uprights to get them closer. Not meant to be a new welded receiver. ;)

Two pieces of rectangle tube and longer bolts would have gotten you closer. http://www.speedymetals.com/pc-4668-8364-2-x-1-12-x-18-wall-rect-tube-6063-t52-aluminum.aspx