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My grandfather had a “party” phone line. Party meant the line was shared and I remember picking up the phone to call out and hearing someone else using the phone. I also remember a penny bag of candy which would more than satisfy your sugar crave. I remember when the family sat down for a meal...

My Shi-Tzu, Shushi just chilling. She is one of my fishing buddies Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

I have been having good luck bass fishing lately at Mogadore Reservoir. I also wanted to include a picture of a cat that I caught on a smaller KVD crank bait. This was taken the day before Labor Day 2014. I'm not a cat fisherman but the fight was a blast. And yes I released him to be caught again.

Always welcome fishing with a friend Jim.

I don't fish Mogadore Res in Akron/Mogadore Ohio on a regular basis because I have a 16 foot Tracker with a 40 HP outboard. Up to a couple of months ago you weren't permitted to fish there with a gas motor or fuel tank attached to your boat, that has now changed. Yesterday June 1, 2014 we...

I don't fish Mogadore Res in Akron/Mogadore Ohio on a regular basis because I have a 16 foot Tracker with a 40 HP outboard. Up to a couple of months ago you weren't permitted to fish there with a gas motor or fuel tank attached to your boat, that has now changed. Yesterday June 1, 2014 we...

I removed the lower unit as I needed to replace the water pump too. I then placed the scag on top of a 2 X 4 and beat it with a small sledge. The skag straightened right out without using heat.

It says dark blue for a 1992 Evinrude. It's definitely a shade of gray most likely influenced by Tracker or Force.

I have a 1992 aluminum Tracker boat equipped with a 40 HP Evinrude outboard motor. The paint has come off the fiberglass hood and I would like to reprint it but I'm having trouble finding the correct color match. Just purchased a can of charcoal non-metallic and I can tell you it's not correct...

The stuff I have seen for skateboards is similar to sandpaper. Mine is a bit more forgiving to bare feet.

In the process of restoring a 20 year old aluminum Tracker. There was a piece of black anti-slip material installed on the bow that had adhesive on one side securing it. Can someone point me in a direction to get material to replace without needing to buy a 15foot piece? Thanks in advance

I have some 3/16" aluminum flooring I would part with if anyone is interested let me know.

Forgot to mention that because the trolling motor power plug seems to be a concern I'm going to use a 175 amp Anderson Connector.

Thanks for the help guys. The Blue Sea switches can handle 350 amps and I'm going to use 60 amp breakers to protect wiring/trolling motor.

Hope a few of the guys that know more about boat wiring can look at the wiring diagram that I intend to use for the bass boat and tell me if you see any issues. I appreciate the input. 4 batteries all grounds - will be connected together The majority of the time the selector switch will be set...

If this build doesn't interest anyone here I'm going to save my time and let the thread die.

That's like 4 bucks a running foot which is a really good price. I'm looking at the 28 oz carpet which is 15 bucks a foot. I'll have over 700 bucks in carpet.

Here's a picture of the original tracker switch panel and one I had new Wire Marine make. Viking Panels is also making one for me that will hold a fuel gauge and several voltmeters to keep tabs on the batteries.

I cut down the original flotation that you can still see on the left and right size to accommodate 2 storage areas. The original waterlogged foam that was under the old floor was scrapped. The majority of wiring will be routed through the PVC that tracker originally put in place under the foam...

My plan is to take the original front and rear seat mounts bolt them together to make one unit that will accomodate 2 deep cycle marine batteries. The front seat will be mounted on this enclosure.