Recent content by ben2go

Mine was a transom mount.I couldn't find the parts to repair mine, so I scrapped it a couple years ago.I needed a complete armature and brushes.Mine was run into something solid,by the PO, and drove the armature into the brushes.Parts are almost non existent for these old TMs.

Is the motor and brushes still good?What are you wanting for it?Can you post pics.These motors are not popular anymore because of their high power consumption.

Check out "decking Do's and Don'ts" link below in my signature.

I'm not current on PA laws.I think it would be easier to title in OH and the transfer the title to you.

Check the bow stop thread in my signature below.There are a few there.

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Here's a small one that you could up size the componets to handle a 20 to 25 HP motor. https://www.boatdesign.net/forums/diy-marinizing/thai-longtail-mudmotor-6hp-lifan-honda-26281.html https://www.boatdesign.net/forums/diy-marinizing/weed-eater-engine-conversion-1681-37.html

Hey BB.Have you been on the GL forums or sent an email about your mods?I know a couple people have ask about modifying plans.They were given instructions on how to do the mods or explained why the mods shouldn't be done.

I dunno how it would sell in OH unless you're near the big rivers.I know on the coast those trailers sale for a load.I would try yo list it in coastal areas on craig's list and possibly list it on ebay.Then sink the dough into a small used trailer and building the boat.That trailer is one heck...

Bassboy1 is planning to fabricate his own aluminum boat to his specs.He is an invincible high school student. :LOL2:

That's not mine.It's a pic from the Creastliner's resto forum. https://www.retrocrestliner.com/

Cable set ups are way more simple and lighter also.

Super Seaman is a semi V

Mine is an 1980 5HP Ted Williams Gamefisher.It has no clutch,no forward,no reverse.It is a direct drive and spinning the motor 180 degrees gets it in reverse.Most of the forward/neutral motors spin 180* for reverse.