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^^^^^THIS!^^^^^ (y) Here's a video showing the basics.

This is how I did the foam for my Kingfisher. We cut each piece by hand with utility knives, glued the pieces together with construction adhesive and then taped them with aluminum tape. The HDPE plastic trash bags over the foam sections at the stern are gasoline proof, "just in case" there's...

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I had a similar situation on my Kingfisher, including a giant hole from a PO rod holder. The fix was simple, I fashioned a small aluminum plate that fit between the gunnel edges and covered the hole(s) and then riveted it in place. Looks factory. ;)

Yow! That's a big step up from my little Garmin, like 10 times the price! 🤪 I bet it's really nice though. (y)

Outstanding work, as always WM! (y) 😁 :cool: I wish I could work on a boat. 🙃

Yeah, I also have the Garmin Striker Plus 4 and agree that it's pretty weak. :rolleyes: No basemap is a real issue. The original plan when I bought the unit was for me to go out and map my favorite lake myself, using the manual method in the Garmin. But once on the water, that plan goes away...

What about seriously hearing impaired or deaf boat operators? They're not going to hear a noisemaker. :rolleyes:

Yayy! Congratulations! (y) 😊👏

Yeah, several lakes closer to home for us are also not usable with the boat because of our drought too. The lake we've been going to is more than an hour away, but definitely worth the trip. :cool:

We got back out there again this morning. I got 3 small bass in the livewell and lost a 4th at the boat. 😁 But the boy lost a big one next to the boat which was bigger than all 4 of mine combined! He was not happy! 🤪 🤣

Roccafellas... Just an FYI for clarification of terms. You refer to "inboard" when you're really talking about an "inboard/outboard" (I/O) drive. Sometimes also known as a "sterndrive." An inboard is different. See pic below. The great attraction to the I/O type is because many folks are...

Yup, my Kingfisher has those long bolts too.

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Here ya go.

Yup, I bought one online for $25 last fall.

Congratulations! Looking great! (y) 😃

It's a Starcraft Islander... aluminum boat. No drilling stringers! ;)

Thanks guys! 🙂 We found the welch plug with the serial number. I'll be looking up parts this evening. (y) My buddy was there this morning and fired up the motor with one pull. 😃 I'd suggested that he clean the motor, so he added some Dawn to the water tub! 🤣 Just kidding! He added...

Buddy of mine picked it up and already has it running. He asked me to look up some parts for him and I'd like to know what it is besides a 25HP Mariner. Year? Model? And so on... :unsure: :cool: Thanks! :) The ID sticker isn't much help. :rolleyes: