I had cleavers like those on an old Scarab 30ft. They worked well on TRS buried real deep. Not sure how well they work on Bravos at a shallower depth.

I remember this boat from years ago and it seemed to move pretty good on the lake. It might be a different situation if it was offshore and running hard for a long time with unlimited room to play.

It's been quite a while. I took on some extra assignments at work and traveled a bit, but now things have finally settled down with a promotion and working closer to home. The good news is winter is over and today I FINALLY received a title for the project boat with my name on it. So it is back on the front burner and will start getting some attention again. I just couldn't put anymore effort into it without having the paper in my hand that says it's mine.

Congrats X 3 .Promotion , winter's over and starting work on the boat ! I wondered where you've been . How's the deep diver ?

He's doing good. He's laid off for a couple weeks right now. He worked all through the winter doing the grunt stuff and logs, but he finally got wet a couple times a week ago. His crew even got mentioned in the paper because they found a guy the cops had been chasing on one of the intakes of the dam in the Dells. Pretty happy about finally having the title for this thing. At least now I can do with it whatever I want.

I still am not getting enough time off work to seriously work on the boat. I did manage to get the motor back together and fired up. The only leaks were a hose clamp and a riser bolt that needed to be re-torqued. I'm pretty happy about that. I hope to get it in the boat in a few days, just need to make the bracket for the oil cooler first. I tried to add the video, but it doesn't seem to load
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