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Sounds good. Lets see those pictues!

You could also use the pin style that way you could remove the seat when not using the boat. Its going to put you up about 3" or so higher than the swivel base.

I have drilled them out from both sides depending on where I could get my drill into. The inside is definatly easier b/c of it being flat and not having to drill a pilot hole to keep the bit center.

What kind? From the picture it looks like it got it near the tail end.

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Not to crush your hopes but coming from experience its going to be extremely tipsy. Just put the boat in the water and stand on the bench seat as a test. Plus the added weight of deck materials, fishing gear, and another passenger will make it rather heavy. just a though.

For the rivets you can try rebucking them and then adding some silicone (3m 5200 is preferred). With the 9.9 the rivets may continue leaking from the flexing of the hull. You want to use stainless steel screws for attaching the floor to the ribs. Don't go too high with the floor that boat...

Welcome. Can't wait to see some pictures of the beast. Do a little searching around and you will find all you ever needed in relation to painting and decking a jon. Good Luck

How many accessories and how often are you going to be using those accessories? If you only running your lights and a bilge and those are only going to be on for a short time you should be ok with your TM battery. If your going to have several accessories (radio, depth finder, lights, bilge...

The "horizontal H's" represent your switch or the break in the circuit. All the switch does is break the circuit of the item. ---beat me to it zum Ober using a fuse block and switch panel will do the same thing as the prefab switch panel.

I like the front deck cut out. What are you plans for the open areas?

Try this link https://www.tinboats.net/forum/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=9070 Also you might consider getting a negative buss block to run all of your negative leads to so that you only have one wire connecting to the battery.

Did you repaint and put on new decals or just good old fashioned elbow grease? Looks great!

Very Nice!! =D> =D> Where did you get the neo mats from?

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Good luck and safe travels. If you have time go fly fishing you will love it. Even if your skills are not that good you will still love the peace and quiet. My avatar picture was taken 6 hours away from civilization not a soul around. And don't worry about the hooks too much they're pretty...

My 1990 lowe 17ft has a max hp of 60. I would guess yours to be 50 or 60hp.

Craigslist rocks!! There's always what you need and 1000's of things you didn't know you needed. Good luck with the tach.

I'm probably going to keep the splash well, I just wanted to see if anyone could think of a reason not to keep it. The transom wood is already about 2" thick unfortunaly it is also rotted. I'm going to replace with the same thickness

Today I got the "splash over well" (if there's another name for it please let me know) removed from the transom to reveal some lovely rotting wood. My question is who has had boats with and without the splashwell? I'm gonna be running a max hp of 40 (tiller steer). I understand that there is...