Does anyone know the order these going ? Been a long time since it has had an engine in it. I do not recall the order. I thought the felt washer went in between the tail house and inner transom plate but I do not think so mabye one there and one up top ? Trying to get alignment right

It depends which bell housing you have but there is a bulletin but unable to upload because it's 4.9MB pdf

The page indicates wound washer is not used if bell housing is as pictured and serial number is above 0M660000

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thats bravo not Trs

Yes this was a trs set up. The boat has the Konrad conversion but still uses the trs inner transom plate and hardware

Sorry, don't know what you have

All good thanks for the info tho !!!

Middle picture in post 1320 is correct. The large washer sits on top of the felt washers and the tail stock on top of that the the smaller washer goes on top of the tail stock and the blot through that . Hope that helps. Rick G .

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Update .bilge is rigged with all the small stuff trim pumps , bilge pumps , all new trim lines , harnesses ect. I did all that ran all the new trim lines and was able to do a system test on all of it before putting engines in to test for leaks and such. Ran all new steering lines ,engine harness. I ran all the new power and battery cables and labeled it all been a real process lol. Getting there

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All new power runs
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Used stringer washers on all rigging
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Starting to assemble helm wiring
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This my not look like a lot but I can tell you it took about 15 hours and I’m only 1/4 way done lol

Looks freakin fantastic!!

Thank you really trying to make some headway on it

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Trailer is getting there to !

Very nice work!

Great work!!! Think youll have it done for next season??

Yes working very hard for that

Looks awesome thanks posting the pics.

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New tanks came in ! Khs out of Arizona did a really nice job very nice people to deal with !
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New alignment and mounts done
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Used one of those poly blocks for alignment I have to say it’s much nicer moving those around instead of a fully rigged big block

no offense but didn’t you say that like 2-3 years ago. And werent you giving me **** for saying sometimes buying boats that are ready to go boating are sometimes better than buying projects…

I don’t believe I was giving you **** I believe you had commented on the rebuild thread why people spend time on projects when they could buy a running boat. You are correct some people should just buy a running boat. I started this project when I was in my late 20s this has turned in to a way bigger project then I ever imagined. Didn’t think it was ever going to go this far . But as our family got older and boating habits changed I realized my purpose for the boat changed as well. We want to travel and see places we want to run the Bahamas trip and the keys trips so I dug deeper until there was nothing left to replace. When it’s done I’ll be happy with it. If it makes you feel better yes I regret going this deep into it. I regret it taking so long. But I also don’t have the money for a brand new boat this size. When it’s done it will be the closest thing to that I will ever have. Good luck with the sale of yours

wow ! transom is sooooo smooth !
you faired it before painting it ?

Yes many hours of body work on entire bilge lol

How many gal. fuel tanks and what was the turn around after ordering? ....stout engine brackets!

I ordered the tanks on a Monday they were done by Thursday and shipped to my door by the following Thursday. They were really fast. I shortened them up a bit. Mine are 90 gallons per tank. Let me know if you need there contact info !

I keep checking back for any updates. Any progress?

we all are!!!!

Yes ! Fuel tanks are in! Lines are hooked up one engine is completely rigged and ready to test fire in boat. I was waiting for the lake ice to go away to back it in check for leaks and test fire the one engine. Made a plate for other drive hole. Then I can check for any water leaks and such. Next hurdle is figuring out what I want to do for trim indicators I’d rather not have cables I’d like to go electric ones. Livorsi has nice led ones just trying to figure out what senders I need and such ! I’ll get pics up soon !

we are gonna need some pics!!

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Dash laid out
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Holes drilled
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Finalizing rigging
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Tanks ready for foam

Nice dash !

Looking good any updates?

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Yes I have made a ton of progress on it just haven’t posted much. I will get done build pics up
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nice tow truck!

The truck is nice, but lots of us waiting on those boat pics - but looks awesome for sure!

lol I get it. Been working on a lot almost every evening. It’s in the stage of tons of small stuff before final assembly. Realistically hoping for floating test and stb engine test 3rd week in June. I left the port Moter out so I can really have room to check everything for water leaks etc. hoping to drop port engine in early July and spend a 2 weeks doing some final stuff the do some water testing late July. Over the winter I can tinker with final stuff. Some of the small project really take a long time and they add up. I have a few days just in new water pic ups and strainer plumbing. Crazy how time adds up

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Fitment of gauges and plates. With all new throttles and shifters
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More wiring
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Water pick ups installed
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Strainers and plumbing
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Hoses and rigging

Very nice, if pickups are an issue later look at how this guy did his
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If those water pick-ups are Hardin Marine adjustable ones, make sure the adjustable part does not move , I lost them and ended up welding them together .

Thanks I was thinking of rig welding them once I knew I had pressures correct .

My first ones only lasted for a few miles before one of my engines started to get hot and I then realized one adjustable part was gone and the other one was just about to come off .

Looks Great. Everything looks neat and done right. Nice to see you taking your time and getting things done on your own schedule - unhurried insures a high-quality job. Thanks for posting.