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Well we've ripped out and gutted a good chunk of the boat today. Under the head I found a missing board on the inside of the hull. Now obviously I'll need to replace it but I'm not sure how.
Biggest questions are these: What kind of wood, and how do I attach it to the outside hull? Short...
Well I've been going through the boat I recently acquired. I don't quite understand the electrical systems on these thing. I know that my boat has both AC and DC but I'm trying to figure out how it all works together. I will be likely rewiring the ENTIRE boat ('65 Owens 36' Cabin Cruiser) and...
Before someone kicks this to electrical, It IS an engine as well as an electrical question. I feel it fits better here though.
My boat has twin inboard 318's. I have no battery and am looking to find out the Amp rating required for a cabin cruiser with the twins. I'm looking at a 75 Amp...
I have a '65 Owens (I don't know what Owens model it is still researching that info) with twin inboard 318's. Now the guy that had the boat previously wasn't too bright. He replaced both carbs with the Edlebrock 1407's. Automotive carbs. So now I'm looking for the recomendations and...
Well I'd like to say hi and that I'm glad to have found this board. I was just given a 1965 Owens boat this past weekend. She's in a sad shape and I likely will be needing plenty of help in putting her back on the water.
It's a 36'er that sank last year. It was down less than 24 hours and...
