Re: 1976 22' Starcraft Islander Rebuild
Now when it comes to the trim set-up I would suggest that if all the wiring is still good and the switch is funtional as well as the limit and sender to install it to Merc spec's (I/O stickies has a basic wiring diagram) just a closed loop system with a few switches.
Hey fanny! Yah, well, for the trim
sender, I'll be skipping stat basically as I'm not installing a trim gauge. Now for the
limit switch, yah, I'll wire that all up properly. Everything looks intact and in good shape so I expect it should function just fine. If it end up giving me fits, I'll just bypass as the fellas have suggested.
Cheers man:joyous:
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Doooood,......
A new book out that might come in handy when the boat is done,..
I know some of the contributing anglers, I would expect it to be a good learning tool if your not already familiar with the techniques,..
Walleye Trolling Book | Learn to Catch Walleyes Like the Pros
Thanks for the link teamster! I really only have a basic knowledge of trolling techniques so a resource like that will be very helpful.
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Steven, Gib - On the hose and venting...
Funny, I actually kicked this venting thing around a long time ago, check it out...
http://forums.iboats.com/starcraft-boats/head-scratcher-460466.html
There were actually a variety of theories brought up in that thread, all pretty darn good too!
I suppose I never actually close out that thread, so, here's my thinking:
Right, wrong, or otherwise, I'll be running that hose from the midships scoops all the way back and into the dog house. That venting will be used for
intake. And then of course the two scoops at the stern will be used as
exhaust. For the exhaust I'll have an inline blower on each hose that will run right into the bilge.
That's the plan for now anyway:friendly_wink:
Have an awesome Sunday guys:hungry:
