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There is no better feedback than that from end users. Do yourself a favor and listen to these guys. Before we talk about the transom listen up..... THAT BOAT ABSOLUTELY HAS TO HAVE TRIM TABS!!! So, the transom's being done??? put it out there..who's doing what?

150 is the absolute minimum for that boat, I'm sorry I didn't go up to 200 when I repowered.

You should be able to pull the filler neck up enough to get at the clamps or put an access panel in there. Also, make sure you double clamp everything with clamps facing in opposite directions.

Well done dude, glad to see you took at least some of my advice, LOOKS GREAT. As far as those parts, we'll talk about that.

Too bad they don't come from the factory lookin' that good.

Keep it as straight as possible from the fill to the tank, don't let it bow down. Makes it harder to fill.

Chris, congrats on your transom project. I too have the navman/northstar fuel flow. Navman was good until northstar bought them, now their support sucks. Will never buy from these folks ever again. Go anywhere else.

"The boat is going in the shop on March 1st and should be out in 2 weeks with a new lease on life.." I feel your pain, and don't be afraid to turn the ol' lady loose if all else fails

ok? if you replace with the brass tubes, they too will fail after a couple years due to corrosion. there are better more permanent options. question is do you need the scupper flap?

I'm confused, sounds like your describing your deck drain scuppers but your calling them motor well scuppers. Motor wells don't usually have flaps, can you clarify?

Re: 1981 Mako 17 Project - can't catch a break Looks damn good Brian, looks like your putting everything into it but the kitchen sink...oh wait there's the sink, when's that go in?

Brian, that the one that had a tree fall on it? Doesn't look like the one that overturned on it's trailer.

check your mail

you the same guy that's selling a 21' regulator? if so, why are you bothering with that grady?

That's an approach I have not seen before. So they are not replacing any of the plywood, using nothing but glass? and what are they "pouring".

First question is are they Bennetts? If so, they are self bleeding, by that I mean you don't have to disconnect anything. Figure out which model you have and check their website or call them, their support is great.

Now your starting to overthink yourself. I assume your wanting to make sure your scupper holes will never let water enter the transom correct? When you drill those holes you will have plenty of room for numerous coats of epoxy on the end grain of the holes and probably even be able to put a...

in2, curious, who did you contact and what did you tell them?

. They gave $500 for the repair. At least they standby their produce :dance You telling us they gave you 500$ towards the repair on what was then a 17 year old boat???

What Paul and I are trying to say is, you "may" have a transom issue, but it's not the end of the world. I did mine myself and he's in the process of doing his. Neither of us are in the business but with a little ability, patience and the right support, it can be done. I have never heard of a...