Recent content by Matt Creed

All the wood in my duck boat was primed with 3 or 4 coats of Kilz and then has restore on the top side. I used marine grade plywood as well. After countless duck hunts and countless fishing trips it's still holding up. My floor and decks are constantly being jumped onto by wet dogs, stomped...

Maybe it's one of those amphibious things!

Here's a good one for you guys... Not quite the outrageous price, but some people just don't know how to write an ad!! https://tulsa.craigslist.org/boa/3780405470.html

Just my 2 cents, but I have literally never seen LED Strip Lights brighter than these. https://tollerboatworks.com/LED%20Strip%20Lights.html

What was the asking price on the OP's original link? Can't view craigslist right now.

If I were doing that then I would just tie the extra line in a loose knot on the bow eye itself.

Free old extension cord > $10 cable snake

Figured id share that I finally got the wire through. I taped a coat hanger to an old extension cord, fed it in, lifted the trailer vertical, fed it down, and then used it to get the light wiring through. **** that was some work.

I strap a boom box to the front deck of my boat and play Yellow Submarine. Nothing like tunes while fishing.... :shock:

Looks good!! I need to install a bow eye on my boat, but I'm afraid to drill the holes!

Rustoleum brand undercoating. Works like a charm. I've used it on two trailers so far.

https://www.imperialsupplies.com/grp127.shtml Give that a look. You'll need bucking rivets.

I've used extension chord and can get it fed about halfway down each side. It seems like there is something very solid there. It's almost like the tubing ends, but it is a single section. I'm thinking of running coduit on the outside of the tubing and painting it to match the trailer. You'd...

I know that this should go in the trailer section, but I figured I'd get more responses here. I have a trailer made completely out of tubing. It didn't have any wiring in it when I got it, and now I'm facing the issue of feeding wire through. I've tried everything, but it seems like there's...

I use a 12 pound anchor on my 1860 Sea Ark and it'll hold me in 20+ mile an hour winds. It's all about getting it to hold on the bottom.