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I haven't posted in a bit but here we are, quite a few hours in her with some beers with friends Just did all the pour foam this...

The parts were cheaper than I thought when I converted mine. I think it was something like $120 total, but that was way before covid...

The starter and solenoid are under $100 and the flywheel currently on the motor has teeth.

No alternator. No problem. Prior owner did the electric-start "conversion". Everything fits, and it works. This old body will buy a...

Back in my much younger days, I had a 30hp Johnson with electric start but no charge system. The old motor did start good, but only...

This boat currently has a ion battery in it for the marine radio and fish finder and has a battery charger installed as well. I can plug...

I've used the 3/4" Coosa and am pleased with it. I think it was 26. Glassed over the top, and it holds screws well. Better than any...

I have foam underneath most areas, so went with 1/2". Where I have open compartments, I glassed both sides of the 1/2" and kept the...

In the past my durability issues were guides that bent easily, rings that fell out of guides, and handle parts that came loose...

We have been using them for 2-3 years now, and they are holding up well. I wish I had bought more, because they are perfect for guests-...

Has been done a million times. There are tons of donor motors out there as well for the correct parts. If the flywheel has engagement...

I was contemplating the same thing. I figured a fully charged battery would be able to provide starting all day. I found that my motor...