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I saw two guys one time, on a local small river, with a battery pack that took up most of room between the two bench seats. It looked like something off of a forklift. One motor in back and one in front. It was a little bigger boat I think, maybe a fifteen or sixteen footer.

You mean versus mounting at the other end, or just mounting to the TM in general? I have probably the same transducer(dual beam) mounted on mine for a 565 and a 788. Works good. I wouldn't worry about a TM kit either. Just use your transom bracket to mount it. I had a bracket designed for the...

If you get a FF with internal gps you can swap it back and forth between the two mounts/transducers. That's how I have mine rigged. I've got a HB 788ci, gps/chartplotter with internal gps ant. I had an old Wide 128 HB on the console, and a grey scale HB 565 FF on the front. All three used the...

Although you didn't give a bottom width, I'll guess maybe a 42-48" or so, 40hp would be about it, imo.

Would mind explaining what you mean by "how the weld was terminated"? I weld a little for myself, but not aluminum. I end up with bigger holes than I started with. :mrgreen:

Looks odd, for sure. I bet that boy had a blast with him though, great job.

Good looking 'maters. The little girl looks tickled too. You can't buy that in the stores, good stuff.

"so do you beat kids for doing things they don't understand are wrong?" I think you're making quite a leap from swatting a dog to beating kids. I have never squirted a dog with water, sounds like a mess. "No" usually gets it done. "No", show them what you want them to do. And repeat...

There's more damage to the rib. The crack, well, yes it's cracked, but not over the top of the rib like that one is. The worst one I have is about 1/2 way up the side of the rib. I got in touch with G3 and they were pretty wishy-washy on their opinion of whether the welds would hold. I guess I...

I can't remember what the mount was called, but there was a quick-connect style mount made. I'm thinking MK here. I am thinking that it had a base that was permanently attached, and there was a mounting plate with the scissors on it that slid into the base and latched. You would want a...

Several views, few posts. I'm wondering if there has been very many people that have had this done? Maybe not too many...

I got a HB 565 for around 2 bills that works good. It's a 5" B&W model, works good. See your jig on the screen.

I've heard of it, but haven't seen it in action. I'm going to do that on my boat, but haven't yet. I'm thinking one that shows the bottom and gps/maps, and one pointing forward to look for stumps/brushpiles. I'd be curious to know if anyone has run two simultaneously as well.

Just a foot controlled push on/push off switch would work good. Been thinking of putting one on mine also. Would be real handy for just a little bump up in brush/lilly pads without spooking fish with the front TM. I would use a relay though, too big of a hassle to run that big wire all the way...

I used a product called Strypper or something like that, from Lowe's. Will take the paint off. I was wanting something to take the carpet glue off. It took paint and all off the few painted areas that also had glue on them.

Stihl FS85 is a good machine. I guess they still make them. I bought mine about '99 or so, still running good.

I don't know if we have the same controls. Mine in on a '74 Merc 500 thunderbolt ignition. It has the push button choke, warm up lever, trim/tilt on handle, key. I don't think mine has an alarm. If it does, I doubt it works, never heard it. Starting procedure for mine is: warm up lever in 1/2...

No pics. The boat is a '94 Generation III 1756. That company became G3 in '98. The closest thing to it in their line-up now is the 1756 WOF. Mine was a commercial model, no hp rating or warranty from the factory. The difference between it and the WOF model is that instead of just a small...

I've got a boat(welded) that has some short cracks in the rib flanges in bottom of the boat. I've had these welded up. I am curious to know if anyone else has had this done, and if it was a successful permanent fix? I have been told by a few that it would most likely crack beside the new weld...