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Nice catch, I've caught 2 that big on the same fishing trip. Those are rare. But so fun to catch. Very impressive job on your boat. Sent from my XT1254 using Tapatalk

My lights under the gunnel aren't working any more. Seems the little plastic converter box didn't like the salt water. I've got a young man ( one of my eagle scouts) who has some electrical gear and we are going to make a radio frequency remote to turn them on. We are going to pot the whole...

Honestly is been a while, but I bought it at BPS. They had a sale and I couldn't pass up the price. It keeps the batteries charged, and that's what I wanted. I almost bought one that did a monthly maintenance, but I was concerned if it would be doing maintenance when I wanted to go fishing...

I just got the Atlas mini jacker. I took it to a lake that is a no wake on the whole lake. So I didn't get to really play with it. But it is very good. Sent from my XT1254 using Tapatalk

Grand daughter pics Also, I surprised my wife with renewing our vows. I planned the whole thing and at the last minute, asked her to pic a theme and help decorate. She was so surprised. We had a great day. Here are the grand daughters, both growing up so fast. Sent from my XT1254 using Tapatalk

O, I did get a chance to go out this spring. Managed to boat a couple of good ones. Sent from my XT1254 using Tapatalk

Well, I haven't been on in a while. I finally got a jack plate! With the plate all the way up and the motor down the water pickup is under water. Haven't gotten a chance to run it yet...maybe in a week or two. Sent from my XT1254 using Tapatalk

Pop rivet with a washer. Sent from my XT1254 using Tapatalk

A side console boat has a higher hp rating than a tiller. Also, the hull may be built different and the transom is a tubular design. There are some different things that make the HP rating change. I believe my 1654 is rated at 50hp max. I'll have to check that again.

I have the 1860 CC. With a 90hp I get 34. I don't see how you'd get 32-34 with 3 guys and gear. I've got a 1654 at the house,but we haven't put a motor on it.

All the work will pay off. It's a pia at first, but just keep remembering that it will all be worth it. Then when you start making progress, you can hardly stop.

I'm off Katy Ft. Bend also! Let me know if you need help.

My charger didn't have long enough leads and no extensions. I read their recommendations and it told me where it was acceptable to do so. I used a bit larger gauge wire to carry the load farther. I've had it hooked up 24/7 for about 3-4 months without any problems. I have taken the boat out...

Awesome work. I've been thinking about a safe floor. I fished a boat with it and I really enjoyed it. You could go barefoot in it all day.

Mine has some spray, but I'm not sure its worth moving.

Swing away tongue?

Good job. Mine has a bit of negative camber also. Been running it like that for 5+ years and no tire wear yet. (Although I did blow a tire the other day) but there still wasn't any wear, and it only threw the tread. Still had air in it. You should have many years of trouble free boating ahead...

Which way is that?

That is correct. I thought I had set mine up. Thanks.

Depending on what spring you have, I'd go for the #3500, that way you can tow something heavier on it if needed. I'm mean it is a trailer. A #2000 axle will have the same bearings inside and out. Both are pretty easy to find parts for.