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By bobbymalone · Posted
Wasn't terrible at a state park beach. Antelope island maybe. I wouldn't recommend it as a beach destination tho. Figured I was there, I'm getting in it. -
The water looked and smelled disgusting with hundreds of thousands of birds sh*tting in there. About as gross as the Salton Sea. When I duck hunted there I didn't even want to touch the water. -
By bobbymalone · Posted
It's kinda gross with the algae in the summer but I got in it anyway. Wanted to see the increased bouyancy at work. You can kinda tuck yourself into a ball and you'll just float with your head above water. When dry off you look diamond encrusted with the salt. -
By Macgyver55 · Posted
We went to the flats too. I dipped a tire on the rental car onto it just to say I’ve been there,but it was still pretty soft from winter melt. After seeing some moron in a BMW suv get dragged out of the muck I had no intention of repeating his stupidity. -
I've been out on the flats. It's like being on a different planet
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I have a Honda 1000 Eu portable generator. I use it with my wheeled house for lights, tv, fan etc. I despise going out in the cold to refuel it every 5-6 hours, and usually end up with gas on my hands, and then have to wash up to get the smell off, or fishing tapers off after getting the gas smell on your bait etc.
I looked online to see about an extended run kit, and found them for $119 to $179 on [YouNeedAuthorization] and misc web sites.
I decided to make my own, and with stuff laying around the shop, and a few bucks at fleet supply, now have an extended run kit that runs the generator for about 3 days without refueling. Also, when I need to add fuel, it can safely be done with the unit running. I used a 5 gallon 'Wedco' brand plastic gas can, 5 feet of 1/8" ID nylon tubing, one 1/8" compression fitting, one brass street ell, and one 1/8" barb fitting. I modified the generator gas cap to remove the OEM vent, and installed the barb fitting and ell with a little JB weld, and then ran the tubing into the Wedco gas can vent all the way to the bottom.
Fill the generator gas tank, screw on the cap with the tubing, and within minutes of starting the unit, you see the gas being drawn out of the 5 gallon Wedco gas can. This rig will run my generator at full rated load for two days, or more at less than full load. To refuel, just pour gas into the connected gas can from another gas can. No more going out in the cold every 5 hours to refuel. I could share pictures of my set up if anyone is interested. I think I have less than $10 and two hours time in this project. Much better than $119-$179 outlay.
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