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I will typically pick them up on the sliders

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I'll eat crow on that one. Some, but not many with the Mercarb two barrel did have a PVC valve system & that's what is on the end of that hose. No need to plug it , replace the valve if you think there is an issue.

What carburetor is on it? It is possible if someone put an automotive Q-Jet on it and utilized the PVC valve & hose, but it is not anything factory. Picture would say a thousand words.

Yes you're right I should have 1 hose from each valve cover going to the spark arrestor which one does and the other one goes to my vacuum line on the back of my carburetor

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On the back of my carburetor I have a line that goes to my valve cover. My question is can I plug that line seeing how I don't have anything that requires vacuum? Thanks

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My trollmaster treats me fine. Works perfect. Simple to use.

Head out till you find bottom temp of 55 deg and start there 

19 hours ago, Sam N. Slayer said:

Good advice but I think you will be very happy with spending the extra money on the coldwaters vs. the connectors. I’ve seen a number of issues with the convectors and can attest to the overall build quality of the coldwaters over the convectors.


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I have ran my share of units and i will say you cant go wrong with a raymarine dragonfly 7 pro  for around 400 bucks .I think i found the best deal from the gps store just make sure you get it with the right nav card .

11 minutes ago, Legacy said:

 

For spoons I add a couple split shot just to get the spoon sink a bit. Sticks on the other hand have their own dive curve.

How far in front of the spoon

thanks

any way to get rid of mildew on my cuddy walls and ceiling without being able to spray water Thanks

Michigan Stingers work for every species

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10 hours ago, Knotlost Charters said:

9.9 are the standard nowadays, its big enough to push 30+ feet, but you need to get the ones they purposely make for kickers. they have lower gear ratio and are propped different, the work great but don't go over 4 or 5 mph no matter what, but can all ways push trolling speeds. Yamaha is same as merc but the stickers on the merc are more. 

I agree my 9.9 will get my 25' to 5.5 mph and my buddy has a 17' alum boat with the same motor and gets the same mph even though my boat weights 3x more.The extra weight of a 15 is not worth what you will gain the other factor is "hull speed" the faster you go the boat will try to get on plane (which will never happen) and will create more drag in effect negating any gains from the extra hp.

I have a 25 foot Wellcraft with a Honda 9.9 does a fantastic job got me off the lake one time after I blew my main motor

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Would that be a 1/4 oz. Or more

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During the spring when trolling with spoons off your planner boards what size weight and how far in front dose everyone run them Thanks

Are you cables long enough sometimes if the cables are to short when you turn the wheel it will create issues. 

I put them on my old 21ft Penn yan and they worked great

3 I have a I/O with a kicker. On the kicker side I run 1 and a diver. The kicker seams to suck in lures if your not careful when setting up   

I find that hard to believe because if you speak to him or watch his videos all his chapter boats are on the same program right down to how far to run a fly behind a flasher so everything is his way

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Nope... I know all I need to know...thank you.


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Looking to get rid of the old hand crank wench and go with electric. Boat is 25' and weights in at 5000 lbs anyone have any suggestions Thanks

Awesome!! Do you use the WiFi to setup a phone or tablet to watch at the transom while fishing? Any tips on where to find the best deal?


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