Dorman Point
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Will be worth it in the end. Just keep telling yourself that.
What Did You Do To Your Boat This Week?
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salmonkiller01
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Started mounting my wash down pump.Brass thru hull to a 5gpm pump to my hose outlet. Trying one of this shrinking hoses instead of the coil hoses. Lots of work. Always sad drilling a hole in the bottom of a boat. Lol. Pics soon
Clint r
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Took it out for its maiden voyage since converting to splashwell transom and adding the hardtop. At 5400 RPM I can hit 27.3mph on the gps and cruise at 22.5mph at 4500RPM. Burned 7 gallons and put on 34 miles without a hitch. I was pleasantly suprised that all the math worked out and I don’t need to move anything or make any changes at all really. It’s like winning the lottery. Couple drink holders the wife says lol. Wipers, horn and some odd and sods to finish it off but all I’m doing for now is mounting my kicker and then going fishing for the rest of the summer. 
scott craven
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Nice job Clint !
Aquaholic
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That eyebrow really adds a nice touch to it. Congratulations on a great result.
salmonkiller01
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Where in Nootka are you staying? We are at Critter cove starting Thursday
Oscar162
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Same.... see you there
Aquaholic
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Mounted a stern light base, ready to wire to the stern sub panel, now I can go to the fireworks legally.
Laying out a washdown pump and hose kit, trying to get the best spot for inlet and outlet, probably use the hose over the transom method for the intake for now. Will plug into an existing stern Scotty plug, as I added midship rigger mounts and plugs earlier.
Picked up a digital trim sender kit so the trim angle will display on my SmartCraft tach, will install it too.
Working on a mount for a Tri Corp coho trough so its higher and over the engine well. The coho onslaught necessitated a remedy.
Not a fan of drilling holes in a reasonably untouched boat.
There's a tear in my beer.
Laying out a washdown pump and hose kit, trying to get the best spot for inlet and outlet, probably use the hose over the transom method for the intake for now. Will plug into an existing stern Scotty plug, as I added midship rigger mounts and plugs earlier.
Picked up a digital trim sender kit so the trim angle will display on my SmartCraft tach, will install it too.
Working on a mount for a Tri Corp coho trough so its higher and over the engine well. The coho onslaught necessitated a remedy.
Not a fan of drilling holes in a reasonably untouched boat.
There's a tear in my beer.
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Oly1
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Clint, that one hell of a makeover you did there. Awesome fishing machine for sure after you’re architectural additions. One to keep for your ancestors. LOL.
Oly
buzzbomb
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Tuta marina down in behind camel rock. First camp at the top of the ramp. Stop by for a cold one. See ya there boys!!
Macdeep
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My next job is cleaning. Deep cleaning. Things got a little bloody last weekend and the basic scrub down with dawn dish soap didn’t take care of the smell.
I hear a bag of cub ice in the bilge can do a good job of “scrubbing” what can’t be reached below deck.
Any chemicals or products I should stay away from?
Was going to go with the dish soap again for the deck and then diluted bleach for round 2 of the deck plus all other hard surfaces I can reach.
I hear a bag of cub ice in the bilge can do a good job of “scrubbing” what can’t be reached below deck.
Any chemicals or products I should stay away from?
Was going to go with the dish soap again for the deck and then diluted bleach for round 2 of the deck plus all other hard surfaces I can reach.
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Fisher_dude
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Took it on a 52mile trip from west Kelowna to Penticton and back with 4 adults and 4 kids just to go get ice cream. Hasn’t been ran like that for awhile so it was a good burn. It’s nice to have a beach all to yourself these days. 
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