It does. Put some bottom paint on the pod tho..! LOL
flashback Rear Admiral Joined Jun 28, 2002 Messages 4,312 Monday at 2:59 PM #1,241 It does. Put some bottom paint on the pod tho..! LOL
tpenfield Moderator Staff member Joined Jul 18, 2011 Messages 19,127 Yesterday at 10:20 AM #1,242 flashback said: It does. Put some bottom paint on the pod tho..! LOL Click to expand... Here we go . . . . .
flashback said: It does. Put some bottom paint on the pod tho..! LOL Click to expand... Here we go . . . . .
J Jmunk Petty Officer 1st Class Joined Jan 31, 2007 Messages 315 Yesterday at 10:55 AM #1,243 This has been a tremendous amount of work, atleast your nearing the end. Any plans for your new found storage area where the previous engine resided? Once it planes off for the first time it will all be worth it.
This has been a tremendous amount of work, atleast your nearing the end. Any plans for your new found storage area where the previous engine resided? Once it planes off for the first time it will all be worth it.
flashback Rear Admiral Joined Jun 28, 2002 Messages 4,312 Yesterday at 11:28 AM #1,244 Might have to change the boats name to Big Foot.
T tphoyt Commander Joined Jun 10, 2010 Messages 2,074 Yesterday at 11:29 AM #1,245 The bottom paint really tied it all together nicely. It looks even more sweet now.
Scott Danforth Grumpy Vintage Moderator still playing with boats Staff member Joined Jul 23, 2011 Messages 52,425 Yesterday at 1:54 PM #1,246 Jmunk said: Any plans for your new found storage area where the previous engine resided? Click to expand... pretty sure its going to be beer storage
Jmunk said: Any plans for your new found storage area where the previous engine resided? Click to expand... pretty sure its going to be beer storage
tpenfield Moderator Staff member Joined Jul 18, 2011 Messages 19,127 Yesterday at 3:21 PM #1,247 Here is what I am thinking for the 'new' storage area. PVC boards covering most of it, but leaving open space for the bilge pump and other utility items. .
Here is what I am thinking for the 'new' storage area. PVC boards covering most of it, but leaving open space for the bilge pump and other utility items. .
Scott Danforth Grumpy Vintage Moderator still playing with boats Staff member Joined Jul 23, 2011 Messages 52,425 Yesterday at 4:21 PM #1,248 PVC will deform under the weight of the beer
tpenfield Moderator Staff member Joined Jul 18, 2011 Messages 19,127 Yesterday at 4:37 PM #1,249 Scott Danforth said: PVC will deform under the weight of the beer Click to expand... Understood . . . that is why the additional stringer was added on each side of the engine bay, to better support the load.
Scott Danforth said: PVC will deform under the weight of the beer Click to expand... Understood . . . that is why the additional stringer was added on each side of the engine bay, to better support the load.
Scott Danforth Grumpy Vintage Moderator still playing with boats Staff member Joined Jul 23, 2011 Messages 52,425 Yesterday at 5:36 PM #1,250 Maybe get the fiberglass grating used as shelves
Lou C Supreme Mariner Joined Nov 10, 2002 Messages 14,026 Yesterday at 9:34 PM #1,251 I’d use thicker PVC for a double or triple IPA! Plus add hold downs, you don’t want you beer sliding around down there!
I’d use thicker PVC for a double or triple IPA! Plus add hold downs, you don’t want you beer sliding around down there!
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