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I just emailed you.

I sent you a couple of private messages!

Still for sale! Engine is really strong. Boat in great shape.

I used a vinyl post cover 4"x4". Less than $15. Cut it in half slip over 2X4 bunk and use stainless screws into the sides. It's been four years and they are still fine. Boat slides nice on them.

See this thread: https://www.tinboats.net/forum/viewtopic.php?t=36735 $4,000 or bro. In addition to the work noted in the above thread: Engine has always been winterized and fires right up in the spring. ALWAYS fresh water flushed if used in salt. Battery inside during winter on timed...

$50 bucks plus shipping!

Darn - I can't believe I still have this thing!

Reduced to $100 Would like this gone.

That's a beauty! Have fun with it.

Upgrade your home owner insurance Johnny - what's you question? Ne ha ma!

Thank You EPA! Thank you also for Ethanol! Thank you for Tier III Marine diesel engines! Screw EPA for everything they've done. Because it continues to hurt the end user and small business owner with no commensurate, verifiable environmental benefit. Kill EPA. End of rant.

What people said above - but give it an acid wash, then neutralize with ammonia / baking soda if you intend to prime / paint. I don't think any aluminum "brazing" is structural. You need to weld, preferably TIG if you need a structural repair

Roofing tar sounds right. Keep away from the Coast Guard and Environmental Police. Listen to Johnny Post some the info he asked for and listen.

Your boy will never forget this. And neither will you. They only grow up once. Great job

Point is with aluminum boats don't have any "gaps" to bridge. Keep everything aluminum or marine grade 316 stainless steel [using tef gel]. Not hard to do. If you use galvie, steel, brass, bronze, copper for any fittings you are asking for trouble. Nothing will bridge a gap in a marine or...

Just curious - what boat did this engine come off of? I think you need to know the engine WOT RPM. 1. Difference in weight between the two 2. WOT RPM & speed each boat 3. Current prop

Seems pretty $$ for a 2200 watt unit I haven't had good luck with newer BS engines. Home Depot has a 5,500 watt Westinghouse for < $650

5XXX+ series is marine use aluminum. 6+++ series $$ and less malleable. 1/4" is very heavy for a 14 footer. Hull is only 0.10 " I really like your project. Great job.

Just realized this is still in my garage. $100 plus shipping. Original box and packing.

I get 7.5 miles / gallon + at cruise 4800 rpm 23 mph with a 40hp Merc 4stroke on a 16' welded MonArc. 2 people and gear - total weight ~ 1,300