Wilsons Sandbox

Hoecakes were originally cooked by slaves on a hoe, which was straight and flat in them days not the rightangle jobbies they have now. You ~can~ use WD-40 to cook 'em , but silicon tastes a little better when you're completely out of budder, bearfat, bacongrease, goosegrease, crisco, porpoisepus, seallblubber, vaseline, and EVOO.

----- Original Message ----- From: "The RedMenace" To: MADS_KLR650@yahoogroups.com> Sent: Wednesday, February 23, 2011 12:49 AM Subject: [MADS_KLR650] Re: [DSN_KLR650] Hoe Cakes > WD-40

--- In DSN_KLR650@yahoogroups.com, "The RedMenace" wrote:

> > Andy and I loaded up the KLRs and went camping over the weekend. Photos > and ride report are here: > http://adventuresidecar.com/?p=1425 > http://adventuresidecar.com/?p=1425> > . > I didn't take the dutch oven, >

Red- Loved the ride report! IRT to holding the T-P poles on: Purchase a long rubber, truckers bungee cord/tarp strap. Lay one pole on the up-right then: Attach one end of the strap to the side car assembly, then pull tension on the strap and individually wrap each pole 360 degrees with the tarp strap, add a pole, wrap it 360 degrees with the strap until you have a complete bundle. Lastly, attach the free end to the side car. It should ride really, really good. The secret is to have solid, 360 degree contact with wood/rubber: it won't go very far as the interior poles cannot slide as long as they have full contact with rubber. revmaaatin.