April 2011 Blog Posts (4)

One year ago next month I was talking with Tom D. about putting up a forum sponsored by WHH for Enforcer and other gas model boat hobbiests. He thought it was a good idea too and also helped by starting some discussions, and of course putting up his great looking Enforcer boats. Of course we both new there are other established Forums relevent to gas model boating, but I wanted to have a forum where Enforcer owners can meet and share their excitement and boats whether they raced them in…

Pam and I started WHH in 1981 at the rip age of 20 years old with only two employees, "US". By 1990 we had a full staff and Pam was home raising our two sons. After the move to Lake Placid in 1993 and the boys were now in kindergarden and first grade, she came back to work full time. We had the school arrange that the bus would pick-up and drop the boys off right in front of our factory each day, so after any homework they worked at the shop. They did this from the age of 4 and 5 until they…

WHH's would like to introduce Nat (Nathon) to our customers. He is a retired machinest that relocated to Lake Placid last year from the great North. Nat is currently assembling parts and components learning how and why they work, and what they do so we can move him into a boat rigging position in the future. We start at the bottom so our people know why they are doing what they do. We seem to be loosing product education in our country. Sometimes these days when I go into a auto parts store…

About four years ago I started an engine program and it is no secret to anyone that owns our engine used in the Super G that is has performed stellar. Unlike most imports, or what has been dubbed as "clones", we have all of our molds and parts made in both China ands also Tiawan then sent to our factory here in the US for assembly, this enables us to achieve a high standard of quality control.

The second phase was to be a water-cooled engine that I pretty much put on hold…