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so I have a thought based on an experience I had. Did you try taking temp readings of all the cylinders of the problem engine? see if the uppermost cylinders are warmer. I found my cut out to limp mode ended up being because one of the screws holding down the impeller plate was stripped and...

so I got some paint down. Very tuff to spray in confined spaces. Started the non skid surfaces and will tape off and finish cabin surfaces this week. Got the new battery trays built for the forward storage spaces(thanks for the idea someone) and am now looking forward to putting stuff back together

keeping those chips dry :)

ok built a couple of spray booths, things are getting serious now. If I only knew what I was doing. Got the boat all covered in plastic and drop clothes as well as the tents. I got to two 10 x 20 shelters and made a 30 footer out of them. Crash course on spraying, learning not to thin the paint...

so I had to crop and compress all pics but I got them uploaded.

thank you, I recently tried to upload some pics but they were to large I think my new phone may be the culprit. just about done with the cabin primer coats. weather is my biggest enemy, cloudy and cool mostly but I'm getting there.

I have stripers in my back yard, we troll at 2 to 3 mph. no more no less, plastics, rapalas, or herring(2 or less). from kayak, jon boat, pontoon boat doesn't matter. surface trolling or deeper speed doesn't change. in the evenings here they come up to chase bait, otherwise they stay suspended

A few warm days and I was able to get some primer down and some final fairing around E boxes.

I am working on mine now. Since I am painting, I have epoxy coated with the additive for moisture in it to seal all fairing. 2 coats of primer, 2nd one mixed with some of the finish paint. I then will apply a few top coats. mine were in pretty good shape but for sure the best bet here is to...

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i am glad to hear that, we love our boats and sh...... like that really hurts. partly for the crime partly because we let ourselves be had, darn them!!

at this juncture you are certainly best off replacing the transom, eating the cost and write it off in the name of safety. ;)

I don't know stock #'s if if you are looking for teak trim pcs I have 3/4 x 3/4 x 36 or so, window trim pcs you could have what you could use

yes Doc I agree. It obviously didn't seem smart for me to invest in my old hull but I really always liked the boat. After considering the sizable expenses of doing it over I figured as long as it was solid when I was done it would last along time and would always be enough boat. like you...

yeah buddy, once your in, your in!! glad to see you doing the boat over, it is a cool looking grady.

What model is this on? At the risk of sounding dumb, could there be another battery somewhere? it really doesn't make any sense, either hidden battery or hot wired to dash to circumvent an issue but you should see a wire to battery if so.