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It's normally just a section of smaller square tube. For example on 1-1/4" 1/8 wall, a section of 1" square tube is used as the connector So for 1", the two square tube sizes to use would be 3/4 or 7/8 depending if you have 1/16 wall or 1/8" wall bow tubes

Following along out of curiosity

I would get rid of the dog collar snap clip I personally like mooring whips vs the hard bumpers

just like muddin' drywall

when you do get stuck, dont panic. I had a panic attack and cracked a rib when I got stuck between the bilge gutter and the engine.

if its held on with clips, there will be one or two locking screws. look in the drain holes (if equipped) or under welting. then slide the panel the opposite direction of the lock screws if its held on with christmas tree fasteners, then just pull. however sometimes you break things doing...

most of the deck hardware is bolted on BEFORE the cap goes on the boat. you will most likely need to cut an access hole for a quick fix or like I had to do to tighten the aft hand railings on my boat. pull the motor to get room for my fat body to get access to use 2 feet of extension and a...

Dowco, Great Lakes Boat top, Tumac all make canvas for variety of OEM's if the top came from the OEM. if the top was aftermarket, many are coming from Homful in China/Cambodia/Mexico to be sold on the market (and Amazon) any local canvas shop can make a new custom fit top

97 should be TB5 as it was introduced in 96

sounds Orwellian dystopia meets Elysium meets the movie passengers....... we could put the Bezos and Musks of the world on it and hope for a hurricane.

A 36" all around light is about $20

Yep .... Catch, Fillet, Release

Dad and I would use the crawler rig and a 3-way swivel, with about 20" of line to a 3/4 oz weight. drop the line until it hit bottom, raise it up about 2-3" and would usually get a hit. usually we were just north of the dam, just down stream from the islands 45.5137, -87.8015 Trolling...

Maybe if it rains in the first 6-8 hours.

Rebuild kits and replacement pumps are inexpensive if you look for the Johnson pump directly. Sherwood also has the same pump.

use the catalyst with the paint and it will be dry enough in an hour or two for it to get rained on. get a pop-up canopy to cover the boat.

Aluminum boats generally were not caulked because that would cost money raising the price and the floor isn't required structurally like it is in a fiberglass boat. I would caulk it

I have been on a Paul Thorn kick lately.

Walleye are some of the best eating fresh water fish. trolling, best bait on my experience was always black and gold or black and silver rapalas about 6-8 feet down. that was on Lake Winnebago, lake Michigan and the Menominee river. best fishing them was always stationary, near structure...

get the electric choke for a rochester carburetor.