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Stan: Pay close attention to Chris's post above. Just bustin on ya west coaster well kinda.

Yepp. You'll be OK

All depends how many wheel weights I can come up with today ta get started Bob. Almost have enough. I'll let ya kn.

Shuuuu Ya want me ta get caught?

Relax Vic. Right now I'm just trying to get a grip on interest before we start pouring any and figuring out resonable pricing.

Is there is any interest in 8# 10# and 15# round, or 12# torpedoes. Pricing will be reasonable, but I want to find out the interest before we pour allot of them.

Google up: Starboard and or Seaboard. You can by it in different colors as well as thicknesses.

Jim Your 100 percent right I just corrected it. I had one thing on my mind and typed another. Thanks for pointing that out.

Cut a hole in the floor. Makes more room.

That will work hooked in series. But I doubt if they would have enough reserve capacity to last too long if your talking the small start batteries.

Thank's John. I'll look into the Pettit. We use to use Aluma-Guard from them but that's long gone. How did you make out with a prop?

Now the whole truth is coming out. Welcome to the site John

John R: I know the boat your powering well and your weight estimate is real close. IF That drive is the original for that engine it is a 1:50 ratio and a 15x16 or 15 1/4X15c should put you in the ball park. But unless it was a very light boat a 26 pitch prop would indicate that it might not be the ratio you think it is. There's only one way to know for certain what you have and that' to pull the top cover (4- 3/8's 12 point bolts) and count the teeth on gears. You'll want to know what your working with before ya start spending $$ on props. Any problems or questions pm your # and I'll give a call.

Only Stan would come up with that.

Call Bill at Great Lakes Boat Repair. 315-483-6032. Good straight answers and he taught the other guy mentioned above.

Ok Maybe they should be in the middle of the spoon. That away by the time he's hooked up he doesn't know if it's head's or tails.

Think this will answer it all. http://www.asoduspointlodge.com/Promo.htm

Rod Not a problem. With the new epa standards compatible aluminum paint is getting hard to find. Inter-Lux is about the only company that has any thing now. Larry ck your pm's

Rod That is one of the better paints for a glass boat. But it is not formulated for aluminum hulls.

Have a good one Jason.

Ya Larry Give a call or pm me. Try 880 might work better.

Your on a roll t'night Ray. Larry; Pettit aluma guard work's good.

Opp's.