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I think a few are missing the point. That is the scenery if you are in a hurry just to make a record! If you want to race, go find a race to participate in. I look at the Great Loop, the Inside Passage, the PNW, as beautiful places to enjoy nature and scenery. Or to meet people from other...

Trip Smith posted on facebook about this guy and his trip. Some pretty good info. But what I got out of it, is even Trip thinks this guy is operating somewhat dangerously. (Although he still wishes this guy a lot of luck and thinks he is having the time of his life....and Trip admitted to not...

Carbs or EFI? I also voted with running rich. If Carbs, probably need to adjust those.

I did get a return call from Greg at NWMI this morning. He said he would have recommended exactly what I did. That is to use the machine screws and nuts. He said that when they took over in 2009, that they started using screws to attach the rub rails and then put some extra fiberglass over the...

I've been quite happy with my Yamaha F150 four stroke EFI. That being said, if and when I repower, I think I'd like to stay with Yamaha so I don't have to change out all my digital gauges. Seems pretty easy to find Yamaha shops as well. And if a 175 existed, I might be interested. However I'm...

Hi Donald, Hard for me to follow all the electrical talk, as each boat seems to have it's own system. And the only way to know anything for sure, is to know how the batteries are hooked up. IE, an electrical schematic showing how the batteries are wired to the charger, and how they are wired...

I was not able to find any tufgel at Ace, Menards or Farm and Fleet. I thought about using some dielectric grease, and forgot to, instead using the 4000 sealant. I debated on using aluminum pop rivets, but know those are not as strong as stainless steel. SS rivets of that size (1/4") would be a...

Finished up reinstalling my rubrail today. I ended up using ss machine screws, washers and nylon lock nuts. 1/4 x 20 x 1 1/4". Here's some photos of the job. First two photos of the rub rail with the rubber insert removed, where you can see the majority of the rivet heads were popped off...

Rub Rail had popped rivet heads. Removed, repaired, and replaced with machine screws, washers and nuts.

09 washers nuts in cabin

10 washer nuts in cabin

08 rubber inserted

07 rubber inserted

06 railing with new machine screws

05 railing with new machine screws

04 railing removed

02 rivet heads popped

03 railing removed

01 rivet heads popped