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Look at the fuel system like posted above, are you running a newer plastic tank? Sent from my SAMSUNG-SM-G891A using Tapatalk

Try using the 50/50 acetone and auto transmission fluid as a break free. I'd do that for a couple days before trying to break them loose and let it soak in. Sent from my SAMSUNG-SM-G891A using Tapatalk

Pictures would help a lot.

Excited to watch this build, would love to find one of those for a good price. There's a link to calculate the foam in the boathouse in the stickies. Or just do a Google search.

I'm liking how you reused the bench in the rear to make the two separate seats.

I would just get a piece of 1/8" aluminum sheet, cut to shape, then rivet it down and paint. How big are you trying to make it?

Www.Hmshubs.com It's their vs-10 that should work with your prop.

You have to replace the whole bushing, it's a one piece design where the rubber is cast onto the brass, you then press that into the prop hub. There's a company that makes them still and their not too pricey, I purchased and replaced 2 on my props last year. I'll see if I can find their info.

I would think that everything should be as solid as possible, maybe a little absorption. I would think if the boat is strapped to the trailer, and the lower unit is also connected to the trailer via a transom saver, everything should be moving as one piece, which is the wanted result.

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That things a tank! What is its intended purpose?

That came out amazing! Can't wait to see the vid of it running! Color scheme is very sleek also.

I'd take my chances with having a transom saver, than not using one. Interested to see if shock absorbing makes a difference.

Too rich of gas to oil mixture, too rich gas to air mixture. Could also be old gas. Are you running E85 free gas?

Any way of using a timing light to check the spark while it's running? Does it run with one cylinder pulled?

Military since it is a bailey bridge boat, one of a kind since he did a really nice conversion. Thing looks fun!

3/8 is way over kill. I did aluminum compared to wood, I like the one and done fact of using aluminum. I used 1/16 on my floors, and 1/8 on a deck on the front.

You can get a mid seventies johnson/evinrude 25, they weigh about 80 pounds.

KMixson pretty much nailed what I want to say. If any amount of outside air can get into it at any point, their will be humid air in it.

What's it being used for? I used parkers duck boat paint on mine and it's holding up nice to the abuse.