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  1. redneck joe

    Bought my first boat to cut, gut and rebuild from bow to stern, including engine. Killed my back and suffered the wrath of the fiberglass demons

    Do snap in carpet. I'm planning on using fake grass snap in when I do mine.
  2. redneck joe

    Bought my first boat to cut, gut and rebuild from bow to stern, including engine. Killed my back and suffered the wrath of the fiberglass demons

    For the age of the boat, your expected time with the boat and your apparen desire to do it right, stay with plywood and juat do it correctly.
  3. redneck joe

    Winch replacement suggestions

    I was looking g into those two speeds when I had my 26 ft.
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    I'm stuck

    Ok I see you are in MI so under 3k gross no need for brakes unless you want them.
  5. redneck joe

    Winch replacement suggestions

    Cable cuts flesh in a couple years. The last 8" of fabric strap is the only part that is exposed to the sun long enough to degrade. When it breaks and it always will just cut and extra few inches off and tie back to the hook.
  6. redneck joe

    Trailer dog tracking

    Also check from center of ball to the ends of the trailer on both sides. If equal, frame is good. Then check springs measurement
  7. redneck joe

    I'm stuck

    What state do you live in and yeah get rid of the crap. If you can pull it to a welding shop you want to sleeve on to the lower portion. The shop and tell you servicability condition of the whole thing. I don't like surge brakes, replace if needed. Here in TN it's 1500 lbs but have never...
  8. redneck joe

    Winch replacement suggestions

    Don't overthink it,and when in doubt go big. In the world of winches there's minimal price diff for a basic one like you are needing.
  9. redneck joe

    Starcraft Identification

    Thought ran thru my head it might be you doing some moonlighting...
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    Random

  11. redneck joe

    Starcraft Identification

    That's way cool.
  12. redneck joe

    Bought my first boat to cut, gut and rebuild from bow to stern, including engine. Killed my back and suffered the wrath of the fiberglass demons

    Having a dealer is a key desicion when buying new.
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    cooking

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    cooking

  15. redneck joe

    cooking

    did a chicken shwarma as well
  16. redneck joe

    cooking

    i made dads vietnam era SOS that he copied form Saigon, 1967. out of english muffins so went with seeded rye.
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    cooking

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    cooking

  19. redneck joe

    cooking

    al pastor, horizontally instead of vertically. really good taco night... We also grow a pineapple in our sunroom. One only, takes three years to fruit - was able to harvents for this!
  20. redneck joe

    Bought my first boat to cut, gut and rebuild from bow to stern, including engine. Killed my back and suffered the wrath of the fiberglass demons

    part it out and find another, newer, running that you know has proper compression form the start. imo compression is primary on any buy, in/out of gear and able to start and stay running for at least a little bit. The other stuff is usually easy and relatively cheap. Breaking down powerheads...
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