Damn that's a lot of carbs haha still have the 850?

Layed down a top coat of resin on my balsa floor. Now onto the next section, also got my fuel tank and brackets almost finished up


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Got a 800 sitting in my garage. Needs a rebuilt.

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I have a 750 will a 800 be a plus? Can u mad them?

All depends on your built bro. I'm giving the 750 dp away. All you need is done gas money to pick it up. Pretty sure the 750 dp will suffice.

What are the suggestions to paint the new wood I am going to put on the seats in my high performance fishing boat?

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What are the suggestions to paint the new wood I am going to put on the seats in my high performance fishing boat?

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You going to mount swivel seats on the benches?


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Opened up her belly and found the reason for my knock..

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Eek. Not good. And yes I always use a Plasti gauge even on Locomotive engines and Catalina express engines when I have done them.


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Opened up her belly and found the reason for my knock..

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Damn.... 454? I may have a good cast crank if you need parts.. got enough crap to put one together actually.

Lemmeknow.

GT

Damn.... 454? I may have a good cast crank if you need parts.. got enough crap to put one together actually.

Lemmeknow.

GT

yea..454,,,im thinking bout just throwing new bearings in it this time use plasti gauge...just try to get the rest of the NorCal summer out of it cuz its gonna end here shortly..😡

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I would give it three minutes... At idle.   

Let me see what I have in the "pile"...

That crank is toast. Needs to be cut, minimum.

GT

daaaaam it i knew that was coming...wishfull thinking on my part tho

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Don't wait till less than a week before you're supposed to take the boat out to do everything you've been putting off for the past year.

got parts for carbs, installed , and "tuned"
scraped all the old grease from inside the wheels. need to replace seals
got new tires for the trailer. good thing i did.
replaced and rewired some of the trailer lights
cleaned electric fuel pump
replaced fuel filter
replaced some fuel lines. a hacksaw sucks at cutting steel braided lines. (or at least I do).
tried to redo some boat wiring, but figured it'll work for now and worry about it next year .

I know some guys have done a lot more in less time, but I'm tired.

go to harbor freight tools and buy a 20 dollar 4" electric grinder then get the 4" cut off wheels to replace the grinding wheel you'll be cutting braided line like butter for under 30 bucks,  also wrap the line in tape where you want to cut and cut right through the tape it helps keeping the line from fraying.

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