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03-30-2004, 01:39 PM
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Originally posted by ChrisK
ahh... got ya.. thought it was a boat you where using it in... now I understand.
ahh... got ya.. thought it was a boat you where using it in... now I understand.
03-30-2004, 03:52 PM
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03-30-2004, 04:05 PM
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Originally posted by mr_velocity
Work, what work? That's what the fall is for. I just need to cut the covers and I'm ready to go. Did get the 14' out this weekend and the Proline. I'll have to post pictures of those nuts, of the 4 only one was whole and even that was cracked on one side. The TRS nuts were a perfect fit, $4.77 a pop. In stock at Freddie's.
When I get back I'll cut the cover on the Whaler. The Velocity will stay wrapped until the 3rd week of May.
Water in the river was a balmy 43 degrees.
Work, what work? That's what the fall is for. I just need to cut the covers and I'm ready to go. Did get the 14' out this weekend and the Proline. I'll have to post pictures of those nuts, of the 4 only one was whole and even that was cracked on one side. The TRS nuts were a perfect fit, $4.77 a pop. In stock at Freddie's.
When I get back I'll cut the cover on the Whaler. The Velocity will stay wrapped until the 3rd week of May.
Water in the river was a balmy 43 degrees.
Pulled the motor saturday and replaced the trans. Now I just need to bolt it all together and rebuild the port side gimbal ring. After I pulled the motor I went to my buddies house pulled his motor and replaced his transom assembly. We started work at 8am and finished at 6:45pm!
My boat should be all set to go by the weekend of the 17th.
