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Many are made out of starboard

Most are gel https://www.boatdesign.net/threads/gelcoating-the-whole-boat-down-to-the-waterline.61694/

like the snowblower.....

carpenter ant do eat wood

he stated he is spinning an unknown quality amazon prop at that RPM and that it "absolutely jumps on plane". I suspect that the Amazon prop is maybe 17-18ish on the pitch as the blades flex The redline on the motor is 4800 RPM carbed and higher with EFI (same longblock). I know with a true...

https://www.mcmaster.com/products/backup-rings/ https://herculesus.com/

If you have a diameter of the piston, groove and groove thickness, should be easy to find from either McMaster Carr or the Hurcules seal catalog.

any chance its a backup ring? (rectangular cross section)

you do not have enough motor to spin a 14.5 x 21 prop

you can see where the screws were. you need to unbolt the whole seat assembly and the sliders as a unit from the pedestal base. you have two choices for what to remove. then, remove from the boat, flip over on the workbench. Then re-attach / re-screw everything and lubricate the sliders...

call EZ loader since its an EZ loader trailer

contains oxalic acid

It's the prop I ran on my 2002 searay with the same motor/drive

I recommend a 15x19 stainless Solas prop

Gel doesn't peel. Clearcoat does

Looking at the 20' elevation (low tide) where I'm at.....

toilet bowl cleaner contains oxalic acid

you can go thru the effort of sanding with 600 grit, then 800, then 1000, then 1200, then 1500, then 2000, and polish them about 2-3 times. by itself, its good for about a year a clearcoat lasts about another year after that you need to buy new headlight assemblies arent plastic headlight...

I made a window cover out of 2 pieces of foam backed vinyl with some sail track sewn in. its removable.