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This is the plug I eventually got to fit in my '69 sea nymph with a similar drain

1969 sea nymph, 14' kicks a lot of spray when there is any wind soaking the driver at mid+ speeds. Have any of you had this issue and what did you do to fix it

My 1969 sea nymph would not qualify. Spray rails do not protect the driver at speed on winds, transpme design is not good for keeping stray waves from washing over and it isn't terribly stable (tippy) .

This has me wondering if it could be a solution for lack of high speed response on my 87 johnson 15hp. Certainly worth considering.

That’s a really good poin

I have a 14' Sea Nymph without mods and am thinking about taking my dog out fishing with me. I've been wondering if any of you have done any specific mods for your dogs, to make it safe and comfortable for them. If you have please share them.

On my trailer I also needed to lengthen it so I added 3’ to the tongue moving the hitch and bow stop forward a bit

Lake havasu. Fishing for stripers

I fish lake Java’s at nights several times during the typical year. It is always fascinating watching the progression from plankton, minnows, small fish then bigger ones. The symphonic dance is much like a tight flock of birds flying. It is always a treat and generally I catch several. I use an...

I recently purchased an. 1987 johnson 15 that looked great, started first pull and idled wel. First time out it started acting funny, slowed down while at wot, wouldn’t rev properly. Found a cracked cam roller and suspect a. Bad fuel pump. Both repairs are easy and inexpensive. I paid 750 and...

issue resolved, after getting the rubber out of the threads the crestliner plug fits perfectly. Thanks for the assistance.

I was able to run a pipe up from the bottom and finally work it through the floor by turning it back and forth. I think I had a situation where use of the rubber plug had deposited rubber into the threads and until it was all cleaned out the pipe wouldn't thread all the way. Anyway, once through...

I ll give that a go thanks

looks to me like you are correct I'm no9t sure how to thread it but eventually I will manage I believe

The vintage plug looks like what it needs if I can just figure how to get it to thread from the top. The setup requires that it seal above the floor.

I've a 1969 sea nymph with the old screw in drain plug in the floor. I've been using one of the expandable rubber plugs but it always leaks a little and I'd love to find something that would work to screw in like the original. My trial and error research leads me to believe this is a 1" pipe...

Appreciate all replies. Have decided to table this issue for the time being. After refreshing the newer Johnson I picked up I believe I will tackle the lower unit to see how the linkage might have been installed backwards.

It’s been this way for some time and I just got my hands on a slightly 87 newer Johnson 15 so my interest has been diverted for now. It is puzzling though and I would like to resolve it eventually.

Can you eloborate a little.I’m not sure what part you are referring to when you say seat. I’m guessing I need to pull up the shift shaft and rotate then reinstall in the lower unit gear???