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I have a ‘79 evinrude 9.9 that looks identical to yours & I believe you’re correct that the 15 h.p just has a different carb . Some guys use to swap carbs out for lakes that had 10 h.p max rules.

No, FuzzyGrub residents only is my understanding.

Ontario residents over 65 don’t need a fishing license, just ID to prove your age.

Wow. Awesome transformation with quality materials & craftsmanship.Great Job!

Yes, i agree. Definitely check outboard height & get a tach hooked up first before buying another prop.

Did you notice any change to top speed with hydrofoils?

Eastern. I was first going to install a front floor on top of bench seat like you did, then decided to mount it lower. You said you removed your seat mount. Did you have a problem with it mounted there?

Specktackler, your boat looks great! I like the front deck that you added . I also added a front deck with storage hatch to mine but lower(bottom of seat) with it open at the front for anchor storage. Just wanted more free board. I also used marine ply with epoxy , paint then vinyl like...

That sounds like a plan. How spongy are your floors? Mine were finished after less than 20 years-though garage kept. If you only have a slight leak you might want to wait before tackling the inside hull sealing. Unless they changed their construction in 4 years you may be surprised to find floor...

I would say its much more likely to have a bad rivet than a leaky weld-but anything is possible.As others mentioned, its tough to pinpoint the leak most often. Did you do a close inspection for any damaged areas? inspect transom area carefully also. When boat is in the water how bad is the water...

Yep Dale , I agree 100%. Thats the only real way to access the leak!

Hi I also own a 16' Duranautic SST about 20 years old. Water can flow through the keel as there are weep holes to allow this. The two halfs of the hull are joined & welded, then the keel (which is a different grade of extruded aluminum) is riveted on separately afterwards. So any damage to the...

what gauge (thickness) of aluminum are you using for the floor?