Oh, that sucks! I can't imagine what it would be like to snake cables through the gunwales of one of these pigs. I get the feeling I'll be replacing my topside controls in the next year or two, but that's the easy part. Good luck with your mechanic.
Use the old cables to pull the new ones into place by overlapping the ends about a foot, then wrapping with duct tape. With any luck, the now double-thick section will still be able to pass through any bulkheads.
Sounds like a plan Nate. Thanks
So jealous! How big is the shop?
48w x60d. I'm eventually going to put a vehicle lift in it as well.
Beautiful vessel!!!
Yeah, but mine doesn't always start. So there's that.
Bang the drum, I finally got the decals pasted on the outdrives!
I was even able to burn the serial numbers into them with the laser scriber
"Driver" serial number: I didn't notice that until sitting down to etch them, but I figured "What the heck." I don't imagine anyone else will notice it unless I mention it. Oopsie!
At this point, it's just down to the generator issues.
Those look great but up here we need more pitch to the sides for snow load, so they are built higher. If they are too low, the snow can build up and sag the wrap enough to hold the snow and bend in the bow rails. We also run the front down the bow pulpit so its not the rails that carry the load up front. Nice trailer BTW, other than it needs a paint job!. Looks like its a tight but good fit for the side guides.
