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Here we are in Mid-October and the water level is even lower than our trip in September and clearer. We could see bottom in 10’ of...

I screwed the coosa down and have had no problems, but it's not high strength for screws for something that would apply torque to the...

Coosa is very dusty and far worse than FG batting for tiny glass slivers. For the most part I worked it outside or with good dust...

Did you find the Coosa overly dusty or fibrous? A friend redecked his boat last winter and he used a material similar to Coosa but, it...

I’ve had a couple of issues with marine plywood in eastern Washington. Might have better luck finding it in Seattle or Portland but...

Get a photo of the ID plate and look it up the parts diagram. Or go check in person. Some manufactures were switching over to EFI...

I’ll also add that 0.125 aluminum is about the same weight as 3/4 plywood. It weighs less by the time you add preservatives and covering...

If aluminum is out of your budget then so is Coosa. That leaves plywood. I bought two 4x10 ft sheets of fir marine plywood last spring...

And I’ll bet that you still hear about from time to time. Women never forget that type of thing.

The downrigger mount looks fine. However, think I place farther from the stern. If that gap between the mount and stern were opened up...

I’ll admit to someone else’s oops. A buddy pulled his 28’ cruiser out of a large local lake with the outdrive down. When he noticed...

Wow, a 12 year old thread. It was interesting to see how others were doing so I’ll add notes from some initial testing. 1. Motor...

Glad everything worked out.

So at a million lumens when you put it against your body is light coming out the other side? I was just kidding but, it seems like a...