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Cabinet screws all the way. Besides the washer head the threads are different than a regular screw. Do some googling to find what you need for what you are doing.
Sounds like the tank is not venting. Try running with the cap off. Im assuming it is a portable tank and you have already ensured the vent screw on the cap, if it has one, is open.
I know this setup is way diff than mine but I could not identify leak location(s) by filling up the boat. The sand silt and muck plugged the holes. Until I ripped the floor up and cleaned out no water dripped. Do it anyway just thought id chime in on my experience.
Time for rogers to choke, soon but dont think against the Bengals
Fun to watch vrable back in tn to win
Chargers for home field advantage
May the correct teams win!!
Oh I am very confident that there will be. This is just a no cost fun thing to do.
I did buy a new starting battery and moved the old deep cycle up front for the trolling motor. Used prob hour of running g tim the other day so that will suffice until it goes as well. It is a 2018 with...
Yeah like a cable on pulley system then an on off switch on some braided electrical cord to a small, maybe 12v motor attached to the beach side pulley which is on a pole solar charged so no electrical run from house is needed. The switch goes with you in the dingy so you can stop of course...