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I took her out this week, it was very windy and it handled well. The foot control will take a little of getting used to. With the high winds I did a little of over steering. Other than that is was great. Next trip out a fishing I will go. :D

I have not been able to get out on a lake yet, but after I installed it I have played with it on the boat/trailer and it seems to work good. I am trying to get out to a lake next week, by then I should have the new chicken coops done and set for the new arrivals the following weekend.

Thanks, I am now working on the spare tire holder and side bunks. Hope to have this completed today.

Thanks, Sadly :( no I have not been able to get to a lake yet. I hope next week or the next. I still have a little wrap-up to do on the boat and the trailer. And a lot of work to do on the chicken coops before the new arrivals show up in two weeks.

I have now installed the shortened rear seat post and completed the rear side bunks. Hopefully first of next week I can get the wheel bearings packed and lights checked out. I also hope to put it into the water next week and checkout how it sits in the water and make sure all of the old leaks...

no I did not take any progress pic's, sorry.

I went to BPS today in Aurburn Hills and picked up another seat post. When I got home I measured down from the top inside to get the measurement of the inside nylon bushing that was about 3" I cut the post at 3 1/2" from the top using my 10" miter saw with a carbide blade. (the cut turned out...

since it is aluminum I think I will use my chop saw

I thought if I cut the top portion at just below the insert and remove the insert from this part I would reinstall it in the shortened shaft

I am looking for information about cutting down a springfield king pin seat post. :?:

Here is a few picture of the boat that is almost done. I need to try to adjust the back seat about 4 -6" more. I need to pick up one more seat post and cut it down. has anyone done this before. I am using the springfield king pine mounts. Also I need to come up with a trolling motor hold down...

I installed 1" x 1" x 1/8" aluminum angle along the benches at the bottom and cut the wood to sit on those rails. I also cut a few 2"x4"s to the contour the bottom and screwed those to the board before I carpeted the floor. I was able to place the floor in before I placed the rear seat deck...

I have everything carpeted now and have just a few more items to complete. I will take a few pictures in the next few days and will post these. Items to complete; Locks for the rod storage area. Wire the trolling motor plug. Pull the wheels and hubs and re-pack the bearings. Make and install...

Here are a few pictures of the progress I have made

Man this looks great, =D>

I have completed the decking and will post some pics tonight. All I need to do is seal some of the wood. I also need to find a source for a few recessed latches. I need two lockable and two non-locking. I know BPS carries these but they are pricey. Does anyone have any idea's where I can...

I completed all of the under supports this weekend and I am starting the decking this week. I will post more pics when the front deck is in place.

Looks like a cool boat. Looking forward to seeing you progress 8)

Thanks 8)

Looking good. :mrgreen: I do have a question though, where do you get the 5200 from