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  1. SHSU

    1978 16 kingfisher

    Its not hard to do, just need an extra hand to handle the bucking bar. That being said, tools usually consist of: Rivet Gun (Not impact hammer) Brazier Head/Modify Brazier head bit Bucking bar 5200 As for size, reference @Watermann 's great sticky...
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    1976 22' SUS O/B "Hydration Break"

    Steering was the only thing I thought twice about on reusing. The control cables were cheap enough that it didn't make sense to try and reuse. That being said, in the end I went with all new steering and control cables. SHSU
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    1978 16 kingfisher

    Admiral and I redid all on our 1983/84 SS16. Ours though were related to corrosion. SHSU
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    1974 Starcraft SS16 Restortation

    On the SS16 the windshield does nothing. I wear sunglasses and have goggles for when we are in rough waters. As for the post, check the size at the top and where you want to cut. I found mine the top was slightly tapered (I couldn't see it before I cut it). So when I tried to put the seat...
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    1976 22' SUS O/B "Hydration Break"

    lol, I am too. I just don't have the space for the next one I want... SHSU
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    1988 Starcraft Mariner MR 220 V rebuild

    I had to have one fabricated. The 90s require welding SHSU
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    1976 22' SUS O/B "Hydration Break"

    That is a boat you will keep for life. Nice work sir SHSU
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    Question on motor size

    What kind of speed are you looking for? The extra power will help get you up on plain quickly and then cruise and a descent speed. Are you running WOT or cruising at 3500-4k RPM? SHSU
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    1976 22' SUS O/B "Hydration Break"

    That is a nice transom. Did you replace the entire back end and weld the splashwell in? SHSU
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    1975 Starcraft SS 16' Freshen Up

    So you may actually lose some top speed by dropping the motor. The more motor in the water, the more drag that you have to overcome. Either way it sounds like you should be good with either. SHSU
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    1979 Starcraft 16’ SS Refresh

    Man you are going to have to make sure you lift the motor before you pull out, but should make for a shallower launch/load. SHSU
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    1979 Starcraft 16’ SS Refresh

    A lot of progress made!!! You will have her in the water super quick. SHSU
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    1976 22' SUS O/B "Hydration Break"

    Most of it would be personal preference. As fuel weighs a lot, its nice to have that further forward to help offset the weight of the motor in the back. More of an issue on shorter boats, but can be impactful on larger ones too. SHSU
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    1978 22' V5 Super Sport CC

    Looks like a nice paint job. Any pics of the interior? SHSU
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    1979 Starcraft 16’ SS Refresh

    Try a plastic furniture plug. ACE should have something that will fit the hole. SHSU
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    Shoestring Starcraft SS160 Resto-mod - let the long slow road begin

    Question I would ask is which is more of a concern, the corroded rivets or the edge of the rib? I don't have the answer, but would think it through if I wasn't planning on doing a whole rib removal/reinstall. SHSU
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    1979 Starcraft 16’ SS Refresh

    Love the paint scheme, looks very familiar!!! :D SHSU
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    Water separator

    Electric only lake? Did you replace the transom sheet with a new sheet of aluminum or did you just cover it with another? SHSU
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    Shoestring Starcraft SS160 Resto-mod - let the long slow road begin

    Admiral and I know how that goes. It took us over 2 months to redo all the rivets. We had our fair share of rivets that had to be drilled and new ones put in. We had weekends that we seem'd to fly and everything was working great. Other weekends seemed like we only made it a foot..... We...
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    New Journey

    Good use for a rotten deck. 🔥🔥🔥🔥 SHSU
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