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Look the boat is good the motor is good only the wood floor is rotted out again I wouldn't be worrying about replacing anything if it wasn't. The only reason I didn't check the trim when I had the motor started was the switch was missing from when parts were robbed off it. I just need to know...
Ok I'm gonna state I've already went through with starting the motor and it runs really good for sitting 20+ years that's why I'm going through with fixing the trim and the floor. I do appreciate the link however and I will check the things it said to
Sadly yes. The boat went through a lot of neglect through the years, the floor is gone and there was an attempt to steal parts off it, that's why the cap is undone but it dosent look like anything is missing and It still has pressure.
I have a 1976 (i believe) chrysler 105hp that I am working on getting back in the water. It is my grandparents and haven't been in the water since 96. I wanna say that I know diddly squat about boats and am having a blast learning, I need help with the trim motor the cap has been loosened and...
