Yup, They are taking lyme out of stillwater and transporting it to another lake via the helicopter. Last year it was Lyon Lake but idk bout this year. They use the lyme from stillwater to lower the acidity in whatever other lake they are bringing it to, to help grow the fish population in that lake.
I came here to ask the same question. I got my answer. I was checking out all the pallets last week and wondered what they were for. I thought it was concrete for a new ramp or something.
And you are absolutely correct on needing to wash and hit your sled with some wd40 but the problem lies in the fact that you don't get all of the salt and in this reference the lime out of everywhere that it found its way into. Also it impregnates the metal making it sometimes impossible to stop the corrosion.
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