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With my cuddy there is a step down and I had to put a "floor drain" to allow the water a place to get to the bilge. I used 1" pvc and bedded it in with peanut butter then glassed over the top. On the ends I ruffed up the pvc so the resin could stick better. I also made nice smooth transitions on...

The lower unit takes special oil for the electric shift. I didnt see that said anywhere. Fyi

Ply not poly..... stupid auto correct

All my marine plywood had those pucks. Also marine poly has waterproof glue with 7 plys instead of 5 I think

Are you sanding with a long block

Honda ridgeline locks all 4 wheels.... fyi

Jump box would be emergency only and charged in house before trip We just bought one of those lifepo batteries (24 volt) for a test at my work. If they last all day (14-16 hrs) running kiddo go cart we will be buying 14 more ..... at $900 a piece.....

Another thing that might be wise is get one of those high power little jump boxes. If you find yourself "dead in the water" you can pull it out .......

Loop a piece of masking tape like a flag and mark with a sharpie

Wrap a piece of wood in fiberglass, scuff bonding area and glue with resin/glass. Paint or gelcoat.Then screw to wood. No holes in transom and if wood goes bad just grind off that little piece and replace

It also dont stretch much so you can pull on it to pattern

I used the scrim to do the patterning and put it up like an old car headliner. Its stapled all around the perimeter and across the roof braces. Also in 2 spots I have stainless rods holding part up. In those areas I stitched a sleeve for the rod to slide thru and there were holes in the wood...

I dont know if this is a viable solution but what about a DIY ecm. I use a "megasquirt" on my 71 truck. Right now it's a 96 454 fuel injected motor. It's a cheap version of what they use in race cars. They can be configured to run just about anything and they do canbus too. That is how I run my...

Forgot to mention it's a v6

My mom has a Honda ridgeline....2013?..... and I use it for all my recreational towing because it's more comfortable than my 72 Chevy truck. I have bumper hitch pulled several 24-26' camper trailers with it no problem. I might have done a 28 once if I remember right. It also has 4 wheel lockers...

I would not do qd's on a fuel line.... point of failure. But just undo fuel line coming from tank and use a inline fuel pump

Coolness

Hell been back to work for bout a month. Getting 6 miles a day on that peg. Just have to do it in short bursts due to muscle fatigue. Besides I dont wanna take your title of slowest build of the century from you..... I just wanna be close second @kcassells

Sooo..... Getting close. Went thru trailer and replaced surge hitch, brakes, bearing, seals, tires, wiring, and drove it to dmv for a vin check so it can be registered. The only thing I got left for the trailer is guide posts if i want and also was thinking of putting a small ladder in the front...

I do the resperator/fit testing at my work. (Asbestos among other things)We use a bitterant smoker and have this paragraph to read. You would not believe how hard it is to keep a good seal to a face. You know when the subject breaks seal due to coughing and crying. Paper mask filters just limit...