Nice tip once again. Never tried that. That would be good for a Shakey head presentation to ensure that the worm tail is floating up and not laying sideways on the ground.
exactly!KeithsCatch said:That would be good for a Shakey head presentation to ensure that the worm tail is floating up and not laying sideways on the ground.
HO_shi, this blower is for real crawlers have you used it on plastic. Probably would work but thought I would askho_shi said:walmart sells a worm blower for about a $1.50 or so.
Come on dude I was close :imonembad said:If you are looking up Don Ivanhoe it ain't never gonna hook up! Its Iviono. hillbilly!
Hey HILLBILLIES!!! It's Don IOVINO! I-O-V-I-N-O. The *******. 8)imonembad said:If you are looking up Don Ivanhoe it ain't never gonna hook up! Its Iviono. hillbilly!
http;//www.iovino.com/TampaCountryBoy said:OLDSCHOOL, doesn't Don Ivanhoe sell a tool that removes some of the plastic material making the plastic more boyant and even adds a chamber for scent? For some reason I can't get my internet connection to work right tonight, but thought you would have heard about this tool.
Try your local Walmart. I've seen the wom blowers there.oldschool said:http;//www.iovino.com/TampaCountryBoy said:OLDSCHOOL, doesn't Don Ivanhoe sell a tool that removes some of the plastic material making the plastic more boyant and even adds a chamber for scent? For some reason I can't get my internet connection to work right tonight, but thought you would have heard about this tool.
Don has a few tools to weld plastic. You might check with a local tackle store for a night crawler air needle. Cabela's may carry them. One model looks like a small plastic bottle with the needle in the cap. Barlows tackle may also carry them.
Tom