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  1. redneck joe

    Re-post of Boomyal's Brined Turkey Recipe!

    So, all smoke like a smoker or like me with an egg? And what temp internal did you pull off to rest, and lastly did you air dry the bird any?
  2. redneck joe

    Re-post of Boomyal's Brined Turkey Recipe!

    And either here or in the cooking thread can you please post cook details.
  3. redneck joe

    Re-post of Boomyal's Brined Turkey Recipe!

    I like to truss the legs.
  4. redneck joe

    Re-post of Boomyal's Brined Turkey Recipe!

    She's a beaut Clark!
  5. redneck joe

    I didn't want to restore this 1997 Islander this summer

    Yeah you got way more foam than I did but yours is 15 years newer as well. You got a big portion of it out, go for the rest.
  6. redneck joe

    helm wiring, should be simple, i'm not too bright.

    Not the way my mind works. Almost looks like Egyptian wall carvings
  7. redneck joe

    helm wiring, should be simple, i'm not too bright.

    Anyway, now I'm calmed with a very, very cold beverage in hand I did decide to run new wire anyway. Forgot I need to add a horn so better to have 10 ga than the 12 and 14 that are in there now. Should be able to still use them for the lines out to the devices.
  8. redneck joe

    helm wiring, should be simple, i'm not too bright.

    OK my brother did confirm that I'm not too bright. That dam newfangled stuff is too complicated. It was set on auto so the 'high' reading was auto setting to milivolts. Took off auto and set to volts and all good. My old school one I know how set to test DC volts, ac volts and ohms...
  9. redneck joe

    helm wiring, should be simple, i'm not too bright.

    New twist. So to appease my brother, I bought a new digital meter. This is the one I was using. Set to v, DC, all read well except listed above. In frustration I grabbed my analog, with a dam needle and the one that reads 26.xx on digital reads zero on my old school meter
  10. redneck joe

    2025 NFL/CFB News and Nonsense

    One thing old players cn bring is work ethic and leadership. Dont feel he's got either one.
  11. redneck joe

    helm wiring, should be simple, i'm not too bright.

    10 guage be enough for those three plus a small stero should I ever decide to do that?
  12. redneck joe

    helm wiring, should be simple, i'm not too bright.

    Def only one battery, I'm rebuilding from a gut job. Was trying to be frugal with the wiring but I put in a pvc tube for a wire chase so won't be too difficult. Still odd on the voltage with only one battery
  13. redneck joe

    helm wiring, should be simple, i'm not too bright.

    Decided to put in a fuse block for my three items that need it to replace the two 43 year old circuit breakers. I want to use old wiring but some became disconnected during my rehab. I have a red, two blacks and two greys. The greys remained hooked up to the nav lights and i just jumped...
  14. redneck joe

    82 Starcraft MR 180 floor, slight refit and leaks

    OK, I've decided to add a fuseblock for the bilge, livewell and nav lights. The switches are new and the tips are all rusty and they have circuit breakers now that are 43 years old. The existing wire looks to be maybe 12 ga so good there. The fuses appear to be 2am so assuming the fuse I...
  15. redneck joe

    '89 Arriva 2050 Restoration

    Yeah thinking back to my bayliner I think I remember those. I didn't know about tabs at the time but for listing I would have liked them. If they will fit.
  16. redneck joe

    '89 Arriva 2050 Restoration

    Side note, I had one of these back in the day. Really liked it for that perio of in my life. I think same hull, different cap or course.
  17. redneck joe

    '89 Arriva 2050 Restoration

    I would vote for wood the whole thing. What are these pods you speak of?
  18. redneck joe

    I didn't want to restore this 1997 Islander this summer

    On the pink I decided that it would leave channels for drainage. The top of my foam was pretty dry as well but the bottom half was wet especially towards the back. In my 18 foot boat I'm guessing I got rid of maybe an extra 75 lbs of wet. Not as dramatic as some of the stories I've seen...
  19. redneck joe

    I didn't want to restore this 1997 Islander this summer

    Don't know about the west but what I've seen here over the years is scabbing in is usually 5200 bed, then gluvit over the top.
  20. redneck joe

    I didn't want to restore this 1997 Islander this summer

    Are you scraping out all the foam to expose all rivets? I did not want to but am sure glad I did. Prob an extra 50 replaced I would not have. I put off a couple surgeries I was going have this year, 50% because of my boat needed the work and didn't want to wait almost a year to heal...
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