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prior to our CNC quilters, our seamstresses used china markers to draw the pattern and sew by hand then they switched to UV lights and marking pens then we purchased from the outside from Veada (former mattress quilter). the panels are 3 yards (51 x 120) the CNC quilter we have does a 1/2...

my guess is your vent line is too long and it has a dip in it. simply disconnect it from the fill assembly, and see how much extra line you have. then trim as needed.

I say do a tuck-n-roll like 'kogs pic. that involves cutting the laminated vinyl into strips, sewing the panel, then cutting the panel to size and sewing into the cover. the issue with quilt panels is they leak water thru. However most boat builders are going that way vs the older RF quilted...

as for the wood, if it was a 2x8, it would have been white oak

why not get a larger inverter duty genny? 3.5kw wont fire up a refrigerator

you have to pull the head and take it in to a machine shop

The rotomold plastic lasts about 20 years max. Its a common problem with rotomolded seats.

140-150 psi

I woyld not use rattle can paint, however a 2-part urethane or enamel or epoxy Solvent based single part paints wont hold up

If you need a 4.3, any 1996 and later 4.3 motor from a truck or a forklift would work. You are only using the shortblock as the waterpump, accessories, electrics, manifolds and induction must be marine

What is the motor connected to? You have this in the OMC category, OMC did not use big blocks in front of their drives until after 1986

Unless the guy has pictures of the rebuild showing he redid the transom and stringers, I suggest you pass

the bushing is just an injection molded sleeve. Attwood purchased garelick a while back (I think 4 or 5 years ago) , sold off the upholstered seat side to TACO Metals and Patrick industries January of this years and kept the hardware side. that swivel you show was a nice piece. competitors of...

6mm hydraulic tubing is rated about 3500 psi its also dirt cheap and easy to make new lines

if they are raw water cooled, the small lines from the water distribution manifold to the block are most likely plugged

pretty much. unless you intend to pull the motor apart and go thru it. did you do a compression test on the motor before buying it?

only one that I would suggest is Frisco Boater as he got his info from here. most you-face-tube-book posts are incorrect.

now buy a few tubes of prop shaft grease.... https://www.iboats.com/shop/volvo-penta-grease-3809449.html

stainless hoses are rated at 3000 PSI most tilt/trim systems run in the 2500-2900 psi range on raise which is why most tilt and trim systems have stainless hoses

its one digit higher than 10.... just like iPhones