See what the owner will discount the boat for. $100k seems awefully high especially in your neck of the woods, to fix the crazing and repaint the...
Also, wear a good respirator when sanding the aluminum as aluminum dust is very toxic if you inhale it.
As far as I know, it is not used on entire builds due to cost on that amount of surface area and probably EPA nonsense. BUT, it is still widely...
10,000 hours.....120,000 gallons top end overhaul, 200,000 gallons major overhaul. See page 103 for E rating over haul specs...
No, they're from the same time period and price range (late 90s). Not a newer one. I know of a nice 45' Sedan Bridge that I've dealt with for...
He's not looking for a mirror finish, he's looking for all non skid......non skid hides a lot of things. But the cracking has to be prepped and...
It has been used for years and years on aluminum. Outboard manufacturers use it as a primer on their parts. The best thing to use would be the...
You're better off with a 45' Sedan Bridge. It has 1' more beam than the 44' and it gives it more room and stability. I ran a 45' SB with 3126's...
I wouldn't touch it up. If it's peeling in some area's, it will sooner than later peel in others. I would strip the entire door frame down to...
The MAN electronic parts like that are definately not a favorite of mine. I had to replace the alarm monitoring boards on a set of 1100 common...
Before I'd spend that kind of money. I'd buy myself a nice 17' Boston Whaler and tow it.....then you have a great little boat to bounce around in...
I am almost positive that the syncrolift mentioned is a railway style lift and not a typical mobile lift with slings.
Actually you're right, I got my conversions backwards between the Imperial gallon and the US gallon. But, I did not even mention the specific...
Ok, but explain the math to me though. If the trim tab is 1/8" thick or even a 1/4" thick, 4/16"+ 3/16"= 7/16" and 1/2= 8/16" so you're still...
And how old is the smoking culprit and how much trouble did she get into? I think if it were me, I'd have her cleaning the butts out of the head...
Do I see a Sportfishing Charter Business in your future? :D
I don't mind whether the seacocks are a shiny bronze, or green.....but for some reason I cannot stand when they're painted white......don't ask me...
The website is a joke though. It says that a gas scooter propels you quietly through the water. Gas powered and quietly never go hand in hand....LOL
See, you've got it all wrong. It does not lift it back into the water, it lowers it back into the water. Well, you see, what really happened...
Brush them with Ospho, it will bring them to a bright bronze. Once they're clean, then spray them down monthly with Corrossion Block.
