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Yep, shift rod is disconnected. Feels like the drive shaft is stuck.

I have a Yamaha F25. Trying to replace impeller, have all the bolts removed and it will not come out. It has loosened a little, about 1/4". Any advise?

Anchor, lots of extra rope, pfd's, rain gear/extra clothes, thirsty mate, water, fire extinguisher, couple fenders, first aid kit, extra drain plug, tool kit, Tackle/rods(trip specific).

That is on3 cool looking boat! Can't wait to see the progress. Can you post more pictures?

The framing looks good, progress!

If it was me I would probably cut a little triangle out of the center of each piece of foam to make sure the water can easily drain. Kind of a pain but it will never be easier than it is now. Foam will still give plenty of support for your floor.

Make sure you leave enough room for water to drain.

2nd the ditto!

I would think that it is plenty strong the way it is. More layers will may make it less flexible and more likely to come off. Just my opinion.

Thanks! I had a ton of fun working on and obsessing about my boat all winter long. Splash pan wasn't that hard to install, trickiest part was installing the drain tubes(didn't have the flair tool so I used some clamps and a ball peen hammer to do it). If I had to make another one I wouldn't use...

Cool looking hull, great price! Keep the pictures coming!

I wouldn't paint it. If you are worried its too bright just let it oxidize.

Yes! There is a thread with a guy running 2 9.9 or 15 hp motors, it was pretty badass!

Pay the man! Looks like a lot of work but it will be well worth it. Post many pictures!

I drilled a couple extra holes in mine and try to keep it tilted up as much as possible so the water drains. If only I had a garage!

I have been out fishing in the boat several times and it much better than I had imagined. Love it! More room, comfortable, rides great, quieter since I am away from the motor, and new configuration keeps the dog where I want him. Did a couple more little things in the last week or so. Ordered...

I have a 96' Laker and I had my front deck exactly how you describe for years. I worked just fine. I have rebuilt the boat and changed it but if you check out my thread you can see the old deck during the tear down.

Gluvit works great but should be applied to the inside. 5200 is a caulk, not something to coat the entire boat with. Great for individual rivets and to seal bolts and thru hull connections.

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I am no expert either but the price seems ok. Boat seems to be virtually new so price doesn't seem too out of whack.