Re: Magnumdekes 1976 22' Starcraft Islander
Well this going to be a long rambling rant with a not impressive ending, at least that is how it ended up to me, maybe by the end of this post I will feel better! So work schedule is starting to free up a little and I was thinking today I would concentrate on the boat! ahh not so much, I have material in the rack at work to build a couple trailers, kinda slow so go for it,
this is a custom design for our steel workers, hauls tools, welders, yada, yada. Got em framed up this week so I call my sandblaster guy thursday to see when he can fit me in. Next Wendsday, Jim says. Me, well can you fit one in sooner so I can keep on it, (be careful what you ask for Booger) we will see, I will call ya Monday Jim says. Ok. Fri. morning he calls and says get it down here! Moral of the story is Saturday shot, cant let trailer set unpainted all weekend, would be orange by Monday, (takes about 6 to7 hours to prime and paint) soooo bright idea, Ill multi task and get a paint prep crew together, (my boys) and I will over see them and get my job done for work! Wanted to get primer on the boat so I can get the bottom painted and put it on the trailer for good. So picked up my (hung over it seems) paint prep crew up and the boat this morning and headed in.
WOW THAT UP THERE WAS LONG WINDED. MY BAD!

Had to get her off the trailer and turtle it, so the boys braced it up
set some lumber on the floor and puled it off the trailer
WOW, takes a little more effort to flip it with the transom and out board bracket on it! Got it though.
While they were bracing it up, before the flip, I grabbed some steel and a couple casters and seriously improved upon the previous cart I had
and a little Hilo action.