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Well i know a trick that works really good. But it may not be what you want to do. A propane torch works well, but there are side effects like: smoke, toxic fumes, very hot dripping goo,( if working overhead). You dont have to use much heat, just a quick blast. The silicon then comes off easy...

ouch that hurt

Welcome to the site! I see you have just joined yesterday. Post up some pics. Look forward to seeing them.

Nice boat. THat is sweet. I want one too.

Not to jack the thread, but what should the rpms be? My merc is also mid-late 80's, but a 25hp Maybe that info can help us both.

is the gunwale bent ?

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I guess color will depend a lot on how hot it will become.

Red, those are some very good links. Thanks

Thanks Red. That was very helpfull and informing. So how would be the best way to raise the transom and keep strength and integrity, without over building it? I am a carpenter by trade, so I am thinking 2x8 and some "L" StrongTies, 1/2" galv. carridge bolts? And should I also raise, and/or...

lol i like your thinking, but i have to put it back on the trailer sooner or later, and they'll be waiting.

Heres a thought... I lived in IL when i bought the motor, so it is jetted for low altitude 650ft... I am now at 4900ft. The motor does still start instantly and runs good and strong, but it seems like not at as high of RPM. My prop is not in pristine condition. It has some knicks and burs. Do...

it's a 13/p prop

how do i raise to motor w/o it looking goofy?