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I rented a trailerable engine lift, it just made it.

I might buy the house if you install a lift! :) Couldn't resist..

It's 86f in east TN, about average.

Yep, probably a hanger for the fuel line..

Ok, then go for it. I used an old rolling pin for a drum and a large v-belt pulley for the wheel. The rest is at the local hardware store or salvage...

If you fish from the boat I believe the cables will just get in your way..

Pressure should be 4-7 psi..

Thanks! That's exactly what I'm looking for I had no idea what they were called

Just a guess but they probably felt that the bottom needed the ribs but topsides were adequate. Save lumber and lofting time, in any case, it works...:)

Interior lighting?

Don't dis yourself, I think a previous owner changed the cable and ran it in to tight and cracked the darn thing. Look at a manual and confirm that thought...

Don't be afraid, be glad..

Ah I see what you're getting at, water collected between the benches can't get to the stern so put a pipe and connect them..

A good welder might be able to fix it. There's nothing there that's under stress it just needs to secure the cable and be watertight.

I'm guessing they are full of foam, probably wet.

So what did you do with the spring to solve the uneven tension.? I have the same problem occasionaly.

Bypass the selector switch and connect just one battery and try it, could have easily fried the switch...

Yep most were built with a tiller and converted to cable back in those days...

Fuel mixes readily with oil so one oil change should be good, I'm not certain about fabreeze.

I assume you have a fresh water holding tank so you must have a fill cap for it, the water heater is also connected to the fresh water tank hopefully..