Certainly a good idea Mike, but a guy still has to find the true center of the transom, there to do as you said from there is probably easier than measuring from center and using a punch.
3 screws hold back (black) 2 screws hold seat base and seat falls into place for easy removal, it got abit heavier than I had initially planned, but I’ll have to see when it hits h20
Getting closer to wrapping up ( if ya don’t need power) the story on the back bench is basically planning as I go. I think it worked out and will try show it in picks.
Looking for a bit more advice
power?
What do you all feel as far as power (hp) for this out fit?
is 90 sufficent or should I be thinking 115 or so?
thanks in advance
Some more progress, I am now working on spar varnish and carpet for a front pedestal up in bow, and back seat area ( still working on a plan as I go for seat
I believe I have it all wired up and all works as should. I actually used 2 wiring diagrams off the web, if anybody can find them useful.
I certainly did
A bit more progress
Got port side wires strung thru the lower bow area, ran a drain hose from tanks to bilge area behind the side panels, insulated around tanks , and buttoned up bow ( still have some wiring in upper bow area for nav light)
