I spoke with chuck yesterday. He is doing well. Sure he will Figure this out as soon as he sees the thread.

digginfool wrote:Might have been my mother-in-law. That goonie-goo-goo beeyatch shaves twice a day.

Now that's some funny ****!!

That's some expensive reverse!

if your going with a 78-79 inch prop you'll want to stay around 2.3 gears. With 2.88 gears you'll want somewhere around an 81-83 inch prop. There are some calculation charts floating around here somewhere. Maybe talk to ffjpowell, I know he has that chart.

Yeah bud life is good! I've been on hold for a while with getting down your way but I'm putting another boat together now and it shouldn't be to long. Just waiting on jeff (affliction airboats) to get my engine stand welded up. Other than that, I'm ready to put the boat back together.

Hey Kyle! The boat is looking great!! Is it going to be done for Kissimmee?

The guy that welds mine up welds in a large 4" screw to the gig head so you can screw it right into anything

386-402-3130 or 386-682-9151
He will do as many prongs as u want... His barbs are killer

I used to buy them but found a local guy welding them up that blows that gig outta the water.. Lemme try to locate his number

Steel Armadillo wrote:This is all I'm thinkin about all week.

My old clanginental is so excited, she can't even hold her oil!

That's some funny s***!!

Those prisma stringers are unbeatable! And easy to make if you wanted to save a bit a $$$... Lots of info about it on the internet...

What I use for boat stringers, does not involve any wood at all. You can buy something called a "prisma beams" form a company in Melbourne or make your own from foam board (which is easy to do) I'm building my 7th Hull now and using both Prisma and making my own, it's easy call me at 407-...

pisswillie63 wrote:When is the freedom ride?

Feb 15th Lake Kissimmee

If you plan on keeping this boat for any amount of time, if wood is going to be what you use then you should use a decent AB or AC plywood cut them and sandwich the them together with good resin and glass in between. Otherwise soon as you start drilling holes weather and water will rot the "che...

Or if you know how to make a mold for your stringers you could use Sea Cast, I have used this in my transom of an offshore boat I rebuilt a few years back and will back this stuff up 100% any day http://www.transomrepair.net/product_in ... ucts_id=34

This stuff is 1/10th the weight and 10x as strong once glassed in

No completely different stuff southern style is talking about. Nida core is like a honey comb sheet and comes in plywood sizes. You can google it to look it up

Hey Kyle if u can spend just a little more, then try to stay away from wood stringers all together... There are many non wood (composite) products out there that are multiple times stronger than wood and will never rot. Nidacore is one I have used before, and was very easy to use.

LOL

I was there yesterday with FWC officer sitting in his truck, he didnt bother anyone to my knowledge... I didnt see the sign there...

AVGas 4.69/Gal at Flagler County Airport for anyone in that area

you kill me! lol i can only imagine the work your doing or what Matts teaching you.. and yes if you havent met Gerald, great great person and friend

shouldnt you be working!?