Recent content by roadkill636

im intrested in other folks opinion on Yeti coolers. Iv had several of the cheep Wally world coolers and such and even the expensive Coelman ones but 2 years ago I droped the bills and bought the 65qt Tundra one for $330. and I absolutly love it and even bought the 25 qt Roadie series for $220...

dont pay untill you get a print out of each and every thing that was done to the motor. for 650 there had to be some major work done to it.

are you just wanting something to mark the end of your trailer when it is in the water? if thats it then what about using a CB anntenna? It has a 3/8" bolt at the end and can easly be attatched to a frame

on that small of a motor raising the motor height wont make hardly any diffrence at all. your problem is most likly it not getting up on plane with only you in the rear of the boat and it "plowing" too much water, did you have the motor trimmed all the way down?

when doing your search for the "foot" they are actually called a "lower unit" and you will have much better results finding one

it really depends on exactly how your trailer is made and must see what you have to work with. many many diffrent options here

the seats do have a bit of movement in them when I mash down on the gas with the 200 hp motor and someone is sitting in them, but they just have to learn to hold on to the side rail not to fall backwards :lol:

is this the "king pin" style your talking about? I have them on my boat. the real key to keeping them is to have them anchored extreamly strong to the floor and a crossmember. these are screwed into 1/8" floor then 4 of the screws are into a crossmember, and after 5 years they are still...

marine grade plywood has diffrent glue holding the layers together,, I wouldnt bother with that expensive stuff, just ask for some FIR plywood, it holds up to moisture extreamly well and wont break the bank

NO... just that plain and simple. if it dont have electric start then it dont have the magnects and charge coils to make voltage to charge a batery.

what about a BBQ pit cover? I seen thoes in just about every hardware store or any place that sells grills. https://www.shopperschoice.com/category_path_2143.html

a certificet or orgine is what the manufacture gives as proof that they made that item, if the owner has thoes and they dont have any sort of pen writing on them he dont need to do anything at all, just you take them to the license beureu,, its just like buying one of thoes small 4' x 8'...

I got a 200 hp,, its a 90* V6 I can give the dimentions for it. these are the measurements of the actual motor,, not a cover height is about 24" widest width at the btm is 23" and from front to back is 30"

I had a livewell in the center seet on a 20' flat btm boat with the drain hole straight thru the btm... thats all that hole is good for, when in the water it will only fill up 2" -3" at the most you will definently have to have a pump at the rear of the boat sucking in water to fill up the livewell,

if you just put a tube from your livewell thru the botm of the boat with no pump its only going to fill up a couple of inches and thats it.