Recent content by ryan20021982

I keep mine put away and then just tie it off to a cleat if I am using it, This way I can put it where I want it and not be forced to have it at the same spot. Depending on wind and current I like to choose where I drop the anchor.

Well the - is only for the LED so I would just use a distribution block before the switch and split from there and go to everything

I think you wanted something like this right? The blue is the hot going to the accessory and then you need a negative still from the battery for each. But after making that I would tell you that I don't think its a good idea to wire the trolling motor to one of those switches, they use alot...

I had a broken one and got this to replace think its the size you want https://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=320716384673

No just the front Ya I had to do it that way to have enough carpet I was cutting it close. The camera makes it look more noticeable than it is. I only had a few scraps left.

Thanks guys, and ya I'm not in a hurry to get a motor I'll wait and find the right one.

Well its all done, we had it out yesterday and everything worked great. Motor isnt the fastest but I didnt want it for my main motor anyways, had it clocked at 6mph with my GPS on my phone so its about what I expected. Water level is fine after adding the weight and handles pretty good and it...

Very good reminder and also if you use the contact cement to glue the carpet down its also water resistant, so its just more protection.

I was going 1/4" less on each side there was carpet, you only need to account for the backing since the plush will just smash up against the side making for a nice tight finish. I got mine from Home Depot online nice carpet and good price. Heres the carpet I got its a 20' roll...

I was actually thinking about this and the fact that ropes from anchors and dock lines could rub my new paint off and found these was thinking about just putting them down both sides of the boat on the rails...

I know you said its grounded but I would check to make sure it has good contact, most trailer light problems are the ground or incorrect wiring at the lights.

As crazymanme2 said the bolts go all the way through, just put a new one on mine heres a pic you can see the locknuts

I just did this on mine and made a bracket from some flat stock and put it between the transom supports to avoid getting hit with anything

No idea the buoyancy properties of it I just know it floats and I added more than I took out.

Almost done just got a few little things and do the hatches and thats about it