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I saw this huge gap as I tested fitted the window frame from a 2017 240 on my 2010 242 (long story short, the driver’s side windshield shattered, it costs $1,300 at the dealership and another $500 to install, I salvaged a glass set from a 2017).
looks like I’m going to cut the 2017 top and bottom frame rails such that I will only use the forward facing glass pieces. Customized or ghetto-tized, I’m not sure but I plan to keep the 2010 parts and bite the bullet on new a new driver’s side window, just not this season. It’s not about the money, it’s about the time.
A little fiberglass work and you can fair that in.
My wife got in the butterfly kick one year and hatched over 100 Swallowtail and Monarchs.We bought some milkweed and found four caterpillars on it. Tried to hatch in mason jars and managed to hatch one monarch. I took the plant from the lani outside and about two weeks later there were 15 more caterpillars. We took them to our property’s butterfly garden. Hopefully they will do well. Looks like a good year for monarchs View attachment 218952
Actually my modification looks a lot like that, just better IMHO.Hey, why not? Yamaha builds them that way...gaps you can stick your hand out of. You could modify to look something like this.
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Good luck. It’s like a car that needs polishing but it fucks itself up every couple days.Grass is coming in nicely. Another really good aerate and heavy overseed this fall and I'll be good from there to just maintain it.
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I hate throwing newish broken stuff away without knowing what broke. This emergency electronic flare stopped working and I balk at buying another @$90. There is a revised model out now. This is probably why they redesigned it.
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I I took it apart and connected the bulb directly to the batteries. It worked. So the weak link is the negative connector that runs up the handle to the bulb.
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It works now.
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It'll need constant maintenance, but shouldn't need scorched earth and restart like it did going from Bermuda to Fescue.Good luck. It’s like a car that needs polishing but it fucks itself up every couple days.
did you solder a new negative on there or just clean it up ?