benjineer
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Yep, it worked, and I liked the idea of a spare, but I wanted simple. It was annoying picking up both motors in shallow water, etc. One motor is just easier to deal with.
MrSimon said:Do the pool noodles add any support to the floor, or deadening of sound?
benjineer said:Hit the lake Saturday with Tiny Tach installed. Got up to about 5300 with a very light load. Prop is a 10x13 alumimum. Planning to buy a new prop at some point. Looks like the next size down is a 10.5 x 11. I think I will wait and see how much it is lugged down with two adults. I know it is slower.
jasper60103 said:Have any idea of your total weight?
benjineer said:Hit 5400rpm yesterday with just me in the boat, so I guess going to a 10-1/2 x 11 would give me a big possibility of overrevving. That stinks because I just found a great deal on a new stainless one. I think I'll just hunt for a 10x13 stainless. It should improve performance slightly.
I don't know. We've got some that get left outside, and they don't get that way. I hope I never have to take the floor out to see.Silverad04 said:So if water gets a the boat, will there be a problem with mold on those pool noodles? I would think they wouldn't being that they are made for water. Does anybody have any insight on this?
Gators5220 said:Good fishin right there and eats =D> =D> , what did you end up doin with the motors?
[url=https://www.tinboats.net/forum/viewtopic.php?p=316391#p316391 said:Pmg 131 » May 28th, 2013, 6:36 pm[/url]"]I know this is old thread, but how did you attach the stringers to the boat? Did you go through the ribs on the bottom, or did you put the rivets through the hull?
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