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Pwraddr 02-23-2017 08:32 PM

Great thread, love these rebuild stories.

Ironmanwb 02-24-2017 12:03 PM

Curious to see the progress I've been gone for a week.

Unlimited jd 02-24-2017 05:16 PM


Originally Posted by Ironmanwb (Post 4529682)
653 CI All aluminum Donovan blocks, 750hp, 850 ft lbs, 3A's with 12 disc hubers, boat ran in the low 80s all the time, supposedly saw 87 with some big wheels on it, I have not run it that hard or long to know. When I ran it GPS did not work but phone was high 70's with plenty left. Guessing the weight around 9500K lbs. We didn't get a chance to weigh it but we will when its done.

Teak is not going back in the cabin. We will be putting in some new teak/mahogany as accents but not a full teak headliner or cabinet.

Absolutely beautiful boat! Those are ssm 3's though, 3a's all had crescent lowers.

Ironmanwb 02-25-2017 01:38 PM


Originally Posted by Unlimited jd (Post 4532125)
Absolutely beautiful boat! Those are ssm 3's though, 3a's all had crescent lowers.


You are correct. I miss spoke.
Educate me on the difference please.

Unlimited jd 02-25-2017 05:20 PM

I haven't had the 2 apart side by side but I know the 3a has the same propshaft as a #5, uses 26 spline props, and I believe they have larger gears and bearings.

Ironmanwb 02-26-2017 06:57 AM

I see the difference in the lowers now.

Ironmanwb 02-26-2017 11:32 AM

Lots of extra wire coming out. Almost done with rewire then to the rest of the rigging. Hopefully we start putting it together shortly. But we keep finding more crap to get rid of. Pictures of the new battery location. Cables will run under the floor once we are done mockimocking it all up.

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Ironmanwb 02-26-2017 11:51 AM

Any reason to keep electric fuel pumps on a boat that uses mechanical? They are not hooked up but they were left in the boat plumed to the tank but not to the engines, and power was unhooked. I guess you could rig them to work temporarily if the mechanicals fail to limp home but seems unlikely.

Full Force 02-26-2017 12:06 PM

Probably just the priming pumps, I don't have them... all gone ..

Unlimited jd 02-26-2017 01:55 PM

Future use, don't have to try and snake wires in neatly after the fact down the road.


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