" Now, I think about it now more! It's done! :facepalm:
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It is a cuddy cabin ya know.:facepalm:
I just needed the trailer under this junk fiberglass hull to tow it home! So you wouldn't notice the Tiffany's box in my pocket"
Hey Jas, just wanted to stop in and say im slowly making it through your whole thread, im on page 40 now.
IMO your coverage of what you've done sets the standard in a build thread.
Its nice to see that boat building and drinking beer don't necessarily have to go together as I gave up drinking a while back myself
Keep up the great work sir it motivates me!!
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Your shop does good work.
Have you put any thought into replacing that shift cable while your in there (sorry if I missed it). Sometimes it's hard to tell the condition from the outside. Would hate to see you have to tear back into it once you get it together due to a broken shift cable.
That's a big milestone man. It's starting to look like a real boat and not just a pile of parts as the wife would say.
You've got to get that Merc tech sign out on the street where people can see it
I have heard mixed reviews about that pivot pin tool. Did it work good for ya? From what I have read the tool will round out the pins and that an allen wrench works just as good. Good to see forward progress anyway
