I'll have to check mine. Can you fill it with Silicone to plug the hole?
I have three Millenium seats in my Lund and have noticed they were "attracting" wasps and hornets. There is a hollow aluminum tube supporting the forward section of the seat and which is under the thigh when you sit down. Into this tube I have seen red wasps and bald face hornets enter. Their particular nesting habits probably preclude them from building a nest in the tube......I hope! However yesterday I noticed one end of one tube was occluded with grass. In fact grass was all over the floor under the seat. What could it be? Hopefully it is this: grass-carrying wasp | Roads End Naturalist
However, I would feel a whole lot better with those holes closed.
I'll have to check mine. Can you fill it with Silicone to plug the hole?
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I am a Ham Radio Operator and most of my antennas are made of tubular aluminum. They are infamous for having wasp nests in the elements. I never work on any of them without a can of wasp spray in my hand.
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Clint
Far West Kentucky
Old enough to know better and way too old to care!
Also I seal them with spray foam insulation (non-expanding type) when I can.
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Far West Kentucky
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Interesting! Thanks for the post!
Didn’t know you were A hamster Clint. I played with two way on the outlaw cbfrequencies. Had lots of fun, made some good friends, and for the junk I was runnin made some great contacts. Never took the plunge and went more in an outdoors direction. A good rig is more than a couple of nickels these days.
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Yup - I've been a licensed Ham for over 28 years. As to the price of ham equipment it has recently taken a hugh tumble. Icom came out with a new radio aimed at newer hams for $1000, and that dropped the price of used gear a bunch. The hobby has grown since the Gumint dropped the Morse Code requirement. A lot of the ham traffic today is digital - that is keyboard to keyboard, but voice and CW are still very much alive.
Clint
Far West Kentucky
Old enough to know better and way too old to care!
Wad tin foil up in a ball and shove in the end of the tubes on your boat seat. I will have to go look but i thought mine were capped with black plastic plugs.
I have spent most my life fishing........the rest I wasted.
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