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i dont think i will replace the wood becuase it seems to be ok but i can move it foward 6"+ to be flush with the end of the trailer. i found the carpet i'm looking for from a local dealer 8"x12' strips for around $14... is that a deal? tomorrow i'll post a picture of the trailer so ya'll can...

i am lurking around for trailer updates myself. would like to just get a new one but my rig is so old it wouldn't be worth it. would like to upgrade in a couple of years or so to a wider jon with a console and open floor, but mine will do for now. as far as updates i'm just keeping my eyes open...

i would like to find some of that gray carpet that is almost like a fuz more than the common loops. i have seen it on other trailers at the local ramps but i think most of them were probably factory.

wanting to replace the bunks and make them as long as the boat also do away with the rollers. what is the best wood and what carpet?

as it sets now it looks like i can see the top of the cavation plate at full speed, not quite out of the water but close

anyone know of a good site explaining how to rebuild one? can't be that hard right?

cranfield. i do alot of hunting around pigeon creek but i have never fished that part of the lake though. i don't know what happened in either situation and it wasn't in the paper today or yesterday. about 15 years ago my grandfather watched his 94' f150 sink to the bottom of the same lake...

when i pump the bulb too much it starts dripping out of the carb. also it does not have a connector at the motor for the fuel line, hose is pushed over the nipple and clamped down. runs good with throtle though. will try all of the ideas but it will be the weekend before i can hit the water...

went for a ride sunday afternoon and something at a distance caught my eye. as i got closer i saw a pontoon pulling a upside down boat with "baloons" holding it up... i felt sorry for the poor folks, after i loaded up they got it to the dock. i called a buddy and was telling him about it and he...

up until this weekend my 7.5 merc idled just fine and now it will constantly die at low rpm. i have adjusted the screw and it did not help it at all, so what next? can i run seafoam through it?

the big fellers are few and far in between around these parts, they are here but very stealthly like all of em' took the boat out this weekend with the new 2 blade and man what a difference. was very close to plane with just myself. i'm around 200 my grandfather is around 270 and the boat was...

wasn't the "amish buck" killed in ky? that was a big sucker

hows the deer huntin' over there?

with this old boat and motor i'd be happy if it came colse to plane, any improvement would be better than what i had. Quackrstackr i'd take a kick in the face for your boat #-o

i thought so too but it is flared out at the front then goes to the same diameter as the old one. about 1/4" of the rear goes into the l/u as the original did too. i put it on at the shop before i bought it, it spun freely and the shop owner also inspected it, but it is quite a bit larger. i...

i have a 1971 7.5 merc and it was a bear finding a prop that would fit it, just found a used 2 blade for it today. what kind of prop does that one have and what pitch? i went from 6 to 9

well i took the 3 blade back to the dealer today and he had a 2 blade that fit my 7.5 so i snached it up for $20 which saved me $43.75. the origional prop is a 6 pitch and this one has a 9 pitch. whats going to be the difference between the two? i called iboats service center and they only had...

thanks folks, here is the redone transom and i started on the side. i won't have to replace the carpet on the trailer because it's moldy black and the growing moss adds some texture :mrgreen: finished transom https://i325.photobucket.com/albums/k390/1996gmcjimmy/finishedtransom.jpg side...

i wish i would have left it just the olive and black because now i've added the tan and it really changed the look. i'm gonna try to do it over and just use the two colors for the entire boat or use olive as the base then use the tan over some leaves then try the black for depth. it is really...