Recent content by crankbait09

thank you much. i bought it.....gotta get this done!!

rivrunr - I saw that one too. Do you know if the terminal studs are big enough to hold a #6 wire or are they really small studs?

would you trust this brand? the only problem is that I can't find a 50a breaker. they are all 60a. according to my trolling motor guide, it says i need a 50a. https://www.ebay.com/itm/like/301211402606?lpid=82&chn=ps

i was looking at that breaker as well mbweimar. I certainly didnt like that price tag

ya, I will post a picture tonight........as soon as i get home!! ideas appreciated :)

But the connectors that are on the #6 wire touch each other when placed on the breaker. I need a way to separate them, but not sure how

I am running #6 wire from my battery to the trolling motor. I recently purchased a circuit breaker for the trolling motor. The problem I am running in to, is that the wire connector is a lot bigger than the studs on the circuit breaker. How do I mount the wire to the breaker? anyone have any...

any advice on removing any grease/oil up near the top of the cowel (sp?) (part the motor is sitting in). mine is pretty grimey up in there with a lot of little parts. obviously not ruining the engine in order to remove the grime

looks good......... why no clear coat?

I have a lower unit of a 1966 Evinrude Fastwin that is in need of a serious paint job. Right now, I am in the process of stripping the old paint off of the lower unit. When it comes time to primering the lower unit and painting it, is there a specific type of paint I should use in order to do...

i had a friend mention auto body trim. the stuff you saw in the 80's and 90's that would mainly be used to protect the doors from shopping carts and door opening dings. pex is pretty expensive though. i dont think pex comes in a diameter large enough to cover the rails..........maybe...

i thought of that but one swipe on a dock or rub against a tree in the water and it gets shredded. I am needing this for protection while in use. The boat is stored in my garage when not.

well, the edge rails are completely round, no flat surface at all. what ever option i decide to go with, it has to be a material that cant be painted. or im gonna see scratches on that as well. with the boat being red, i think i could get away with this protector being black in color.the boat...

I have a 14ft jon boat, that is painted RED. Year after year, the side rails of the boat get scratched up due to rubbing on concrete or metal docks. has anyone created a DIY project to protect them? I thought about gluing a section of pvc pipe along the rail, running full span, but im not...

Ok. Thank you for looking. Appreciate it