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I would put my money on a bad ground. try running a separate ground to the light to see if it straightens out. I have seen this to many times in the past. Good Luck! Dave

You can make one out of a section of PVC pipe and a couple of "T" fittings cut down. Use a tie down strap to secure to the trailer. I use this on a 16FT w/20 HP Johnson, works great! Dave

I have a 1987 16 ft MonArk MOD-v with a 20HP Johnson and it runs fair. The boat is rated for a 45HP Max. if that is any help.

I'm surprised no one has replied. My personnel feelings would be to leave what you are currently doing alone. Never Say Never! Messing with the truck wiring could turn into a nightmare, either buy a 7-plug and wire it for the trailer or continue to use the adapter. The choice is up to you, if...

You should be in the MOD section,1 down from this one. They have all the answers and pictures and idea's you will need to get your boat done. Good Luck Dave.

Welcome aboard! As far as learning to use the trailer, may I suggest watching some utube videos on launching and retrieving.Also if it is a tilt trailer, there is one on there to show how that works. Enjoy, I looks like a nice setup.

I agree with the previous posts and suggest checking out some local boat dealers. They get boats all the time as trade ins and you may find the right deal and get a small warantee to boot.

Try "CTL +" this should increase the screen, it does on mine.

I used Restore on my decks and floor and its great. Non-slip and can be washed. I've had it for a couple of years now and would use it again if needed. Enjoy!

Nice feature to have but ask yourself, Is it worth it to you?. I think its a good price providing its in good shape and the motor runs well. Power trim is something that can be added if needed. If you can get the price down a little it could pay for the trim package. Good Luck, Dave

I have pretty much the same boat (16/44 MonArk w/side console) Thought about doing stick steering at one time but was told it would restrict the horsepower to 35Max in Massachusetts. I decided to leave the console and deck over the ctr seat to the bow. Worked out good for now. I was also toying...

You could use part of the seat you removed to fab the mounts for the steering and motor controls. (just a thought)

If you can get a hold of some old fire hose that would do the trick also.

Have you thought about PVC pipe? I know it isn't much of a cushion but it's softer than metal pipe.

I have a 1987 Monark 16/44 and it is a great boat. Some pictures are in order here so people can maybe see how it is put together. Mine was an open boat when I got it. I decked it out ,front and back. The frame work is screwed to the ribs of the boat and the deck is screwed to the frame. All...

I would remove the plywood and tighten it back up. This time use "LocTite" on it so it wont work loose again. Its alot of work but worth it to be stable.

I used it on my boat last year and it's held up fine. It's none slip and seems to seal the wood. I have rubber mats over mine for easy removal and cleaning and sound deadening. I know 1 year isn't much of a test but so far so good. Beir (Home Depot) has another similar product out also. Good...

Sounds to me like a carb rebuild/cleaning. Doesn't take much to clog up some of the small orfaces in the carb to give you trouble. By the way, I'm assuming you are using fresh fuel cause old fuel will do the same thing. Good luck!

I just read somewhere that if you lose the prime on the bulb this could happen, the fix was to make sure the bulb is facing upwards so the fuel keeps the check valve it the bulb moist and hold the prime. Try it, for sure it won't hurt. Good luck

I used spar on the edges and bottom surface, Then just used Restore on the top surface.