LaqueRatt

Sounds like you got snookered. First boat for you? Even with all you said, I still think if we're talking 14' or less you could find a...

Unless you own a real wimpy vehicle it should have a tow rating that would be fine for nearly all tinnies. If you buy a big heavy boat...

Google says: This video isn't available anymore Hate it when that happens!

I gotta wonder if metal particles in the epoxy has any real effect on how well these goops work. Always figured iron in the JBW might...

Another idea you won't like. Scrap it. It's beyond hope for anyone looking at it objectively. What are we talking about here, a $200...

Had to remove it to replace bad transom wood. Just wondering if there is anything I can do to make it look better? It's a bit oxidized...

Me and my young grandson wear ski vests. Not too bulky and even though the self inflating vests are likely pretty reliable, if they...

So everything ignition related has been checked, cleaned, and set. Still no spark. Suggestions? I'm going to clean the points with...

Since seems were discussing epoxies and JBW now, I'll add that the JB Kwik is crap! It dries quickly, but is not very strong. On the...

I was actually thinking that myself. Thanks for the suggestion. One of these has obviously been replaced, is it the cracked one? Must be...

I'd like to add that in all my years using JB Weld, I've yet to see it rust. How come? I used it on a alum snowmobile block one time and...

Flywheel came off without too much trouble. Everything on this motor looks clean. All the ignition parts test good, but the resistance...

Removed the rotted transom wood this week and fabbed up and finished the replacement wood. Nothing fancy. 1/2"cdx X2, stain, and...

I fill them with stove bolts. Can't stand that Swiss cheese look. If they're real small a pan head screw will work too.

Just driving by and eyeballing the ramp parking lot, looks like traffic is about the same as last year. Our lake seems very busy on any...