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I do industrial climbing as part of my profession and wear fall protection. Our snap hooks have locks on the gates. I would never climb with a regular snap hook. You can twist a snap hook to apply pressure on the gate and it will open right up. I bet same thing is happening to you.

Been 3 weeks. Metal/plastic knee joint is set. Access hole is mended. Just need to build up walking muscles but I am already walking ok. Just not for any real length of time before it gets sore

So the boat rehab has been put on hold due to me getting rehabed with some new parts. I had done wheel bearing and complete braking system before getting cut. 1 knee done 1 to go

Also foam is sticky and when poured into an assembled deck it bonds to the hull and deck and stringers making one solid thing

"And finished tabbing"

I stood mine up at around 30ish degrees. Maybe more. The holes were placed to be above where the foam would land and expand up to hole, then cover and weight hole plug. Pour in next hole and work my way up. I also left little gaps In the tabbing along the sides of the hull to allow the air to...

Did you try using wire pulling snot. I like the clear stuff cuz it dries clean. The yellow cakes up when dry. Make your transition from string to wire as smooth as possible, pour more than enough lube and pull downhill. I did a pull once with 15 cat6 in a 1". 260 feet with a transition from pipe...

So this is what mine looked like. I had bed one side of the neoprene first and set to cureThe last thing I did was coat the other side of the neoprene with 5200 and set the tank in. When I set the front/rear rubbers I pushed the tank forward and glued in the rear then had to push the tank to the...

Have you bypassed everything and fed power directly to motor? I would try that. Get a good ground on the case and jump the up wire (should be blue). I have also read that the aftermarket motors don't quite have the power the original ones have. There is also a thermal overload In Those motors...

I used 10 mil plastic. Didn't want it to melt when my resin cured. Plus I had a bunch

I built up pads for my tank with strips of glass with thickened with glass resin. All the strips where progressively wider the closer it got to the hull to prevent hard spots just like tabbing

I did use some glass when I did mine. Practice doing it several times and have all clamps screws etc ready to go. Mine setup faster than expected and if I wasnt practiced and prepared it would have been a disaster

Of all the researching I have read... screw holes in deck tend to allow water thru floor and then comes rot. What I did was glass extra wood to top of deck and screw to that. Put a lot of effort into a solid rehab and didn't want to ruin it a few years out..... for what its worth

I have one piece of plexiglas on my cabin. I got it from home deboxstore..... Was cheap enough and ship to store was free

So I have an omc antique with the true course steering. Well that cable assembly was gummed up so what I did to clean and lube that assembly was I took the slave drum assembly and fed it into a container turned I to a "funnel". Sealed the sheathed end good, hung it in my sons tree house. Then I...

When I troubleshoot things like this I like to use a incandescent test light with a high current bulb. Not led. A meter will show the presence of voltage regardless of the ability to carry any kind of current. I would start at the starter solenoid and work backwards. Don't forget neutral saftey...

I don't think a grand will cover supplies. That's not materials either. Supplies are things like resperator and cartridges.gloves glasses mixing cups.... Just a floor, no stringers 10-15 gal at least. 3/4 marine ply when I did my floor was $75 each before covid. I had to go back to get 1 more...

Check/adjust floats in carb?

What about one or two of those cut in vents for your cover to help moisture to get out