Any sheetrock guys out there looking for a little work?  I have a day or two of drywall work that I'm looking to get done.  Patching holes where intercom units will be removed and some seam cracking to be fixed before painting.  I live in Danville.  I'm open to having the work done any time.  Weekends, evenings or week days are all OK.  Will pay cash.

Anywhere in the Jetty campground at Bodega would be good.  Look at the site map and you can see what's available and what's closest to the water.  Book online.

I have a Rad brand Rad Runner utility bike.  It was a little pricier than some other brands but it's a well established brand.  I don't plan to use it on the sand or even off-road but it should be great for getting around the campgrounds and running to the store when needed.  I can carry it on the back of my Man Van and still pull my kayak trailer.  It has the wide tires but no suspension so I added a suspension seat post and upgraded to a more comfortable seat. I haven't used it much yet but it seems fun to ride and the option of not peddling and moving at 20 MPH is great.  It has disc brakes and a stop light for safety.  I'll have it a Crabfest if you want to take a test ride.

I sent mine to Kokatat a few years ago for gasket replacement.  Much to my surprise, I received an email from them, informing me that my suit was delaminating and would be replaced with a new one.  A couple of weeks later, I received the new one. No Charge!

I have a huge  15' X 8' sectional sofa that will  be replaced by a new one in a few weeks.  It shows some wear but would be a great addition to a man cave.  It's 3 pieces.  I don't want anything for it but will need to have it picked up promptly in a few weeks when my new one arrives.   it shouldn't be anything that couldn't be hauled in a pick-up.  PM me if your interested and we can arrange things.  It's located in Danville.

Martin

I lube them up well with dielectric grease and put a plastic bag over them and seal it with a zip tie as tight as possible.  Seems to work.

I have been using Mirage drives for many years.  Other than a really good rinse with fresh water and a spray with WD40, I have never had to do anything to my drives, accept making sure the tension is proper on the cables.  After 9 years of use, I took my drive to CCK in Oakland for a "tune up'.  It was checked and I was told it needed nothing.  I rarely fish fresh water so rinsing well seems to be the key.  A tip: If you do tighten the cables, make sure you have a proper fitting wrench to hold the fitting that's crimped to the cable or you will destroy the cable.