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Ha get your video rolling. It's been 30 years ago but I converted my sons 6v single motor car to a 12v dual motor setup. I'm still laughing about that stuff these days. His mother was feeling a little less enthusiastic about it though. haha

I'm 30 miles SE of the damage at Jonesboro. We had some minor damage in our area from high winds that night but no tornadoes.

The mayor of West Memphis AR started that for his city the other day. 9pm till 5am, no one on the streets unless they were essential in the work place, out for food, doctor, etc. I'm not sure he has the authority to do that but he's done it none the less.

Looks like I'm a couple of weeks late to the party. But conditions haven't really changed for us over that time. We're not on lockdown but with all the tornadoes of late and crappy weather in general, I haven't had the boat out yet this year. I gave it a good cleaning from stem to stern...

I'm not sure if they manufactured a boat that size, but back in the day, Ouachita was a popular boat brand in AR during the 50's-70's.

Rumor mill says they're pushing the Governor to put us on lockdown in AR. I checked earlier this week and there were only a little over 500 confirmed cases in the state with only 2 of those in the county I live in. Everyone I see is doing pretty good with the whole social distance thing and the...

I'm a bit ashamed to say it but mine might have lasted longer if I had bothered to check the acid level once in a while. When I pulled it out I popped the caps off and could see the dry tops of the plates in 4 cells. :oops:

You're not getting old when your hair turns grey You're not getting old when your teeth decay But you know you're getting old when your bones start to creak And your mind makes a date that your body can't keep

I know some of you do not care for walmart batteries, but I have had good luck with them whether it's in my boat or on my lawnmower as long as I keep a battery maintainer connected when not in use. Just getting the boat ready to start another season of fishing when I discovered my starter...

AR doesn't do titles on boats or trailers and the registration fee is 3 years for $7.50 (although they did make some changes to the process this year that should help cut down on boat theft). The trailer license is a lifetime of the trailer plate that cost like $8 I think (too many years ago). I...

That primer system uses a diaphragm to give a squirt of fuel to the carb. If the little plunger isn't stuck (as mentioned above) it could be a busted diaphragm. So check to make sure it's actually getting that shot of fuel into the carb.

I have what I believe to be a 1984 Japan built Mariner 25hp. I believe the stainless prop that is on the motor is the wrong size and lugging my motor at WOT. But so far I have been unable to find the recommended RPM for WOT. Currently it runs at 4580 rpm and I suspect it should be something like...

I've got a 77 model water rover that is almost identical floor plan. Only real diff I see at this point is the front drink holder and trolling motor mount are on the opposite side to what mine are. I had to all but replace the transom on mine once I removed the wood and saw all the corrosion.

If it's a short shaft it should be something close to 15 inches from the top of the clamp where it rest on the top of the transom when mounted to the large plate just above the prop. Long shaft that measurement will be closer to 20 inches.

Have you checked to see if you can find the hull ID number. Should be on the transom (usually outside right side) if it has one. May not have one if it's old enough or if someone removed it.

I tried to go to the Ask-A-Member and as soon as I clicked on "new topic" it took me to the sign in screen and requires you to sign in for that now. Seems as though they have gone a bit overboard with their attempts to eliminate bots. Not sure how they expect to get new members if people can't...

It's taken a bit longer than expected but I finally have this little motor moved to my house and started to work on it as we're seeing some nicer temps to let me work outside. I've started to clean and inspect it, but I have some doubts/questions about parts of the motor and how to disassemble...

I'm having a problem with my fuel system. When you first connect the fuel line and start to prime it. As the fuel flows from tank to carb, the air has to vent. Is the carb bowl vent the only place that happens, or is there another vent somewhere?

Well you've got the duration right. Several years ago I spent an afternoon playing around with a little 2 man version. Not sure what brand it was but a guy I know showed up at the local airport with one. We all took turns running it around the airport. Noisy doesn't begin to describe it. And...

I'd be interested in knowing how long they last first. I mean how long before the bulbs burn out on the night lite, or the circuitry of the usb charger. I'd also like to hear how much power they consume, although that should be pretty low, but just to verify. But both are great ideas.