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Posted: Sun Oct 30, 2011 2:56 pm
by alexander38
Heefus wrote:1.Get the starboard engine buttoned back up.
2. Hit the Bay for stripers.
3. Haul and align the port prop strut, replace mounting plate, and make it happy.
4. New freshwater pump.
5. Generator install.
6. New control cables and controls on the flybridge.
7. Sand hull and new barrier coat.
8. Shoot myself in the face.
I think that covers it.
do it in that order and she'll be ready for the Wife to sell .......

Posted: Sun Oct 30, 2011 3:04 pm
by alexander38
just a few things to do...but they'll take all winter
1, replace and paint portlights
2, replace all 4 bomar hatches...and 2 they don't make anymore....
3, repair a couple of blisters and then seal the bottom ....wish the 2 PO's had done it....
4, install big trim tabbs....
5, move to new marina in the mid-bay area..

Posted: Sun Oct 30, 2011 6:48 pm
by prowlersfish
I forgot redo shaft packing . But I did it today so its off the list .And went out for a run too , kind of rough but better then sitting at the dock .
Posted: Sun Oct 30, 2011 7:33 pm
by Peter
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foofer wrote
1) new horn, new VHS-this week.
2) Spear dozens of flounder - this week!
3) nEW anchor line- this week
4) See new years fireworks from river this year.
5) oh and change manifold
AHHHH.....I'm thinkin may an 8 track player would be better....

Posted: Mon Oct 31, 2011 4:42 am
by Allen Sr
Posted: Mon Oct 31, 2011 9:24 pm
by Heefus
larryeddington wrote:I did not list mine as too many. But to Heefus, I just pulled the two water tanks on my F28, did I get a surprise. Each tank is a different size, both sides of the engine room are the same one is bigger in Diameter and longer.
Any idea why Trojan did that. I a replacing with two 30 gal food grade plastic barrels.
BTW the galvanized tanks were junk.
Fortunately the PO replaced the tanks before I bought her. I am going to remove the port tank, as the generator will probably go there.
Posted: Mon Oct 31, 2011 10:08 pm
by larryeddington
Heefus,
Gonna put my genny in the middle, room between the two engines. I figured why different water tanks port vs tarboard, it was due to allowing clearance for steering shaft. I am modifying the mount so the 30 gallon plastic barrels will fit on both sides. It is easy now as I have both engines out.
Posted: Tue Nov 01, 2011 10:25 am
by Heefus
alexander38 wrote:Heefus wrote:1.Get the starboard engine buttoned back up.
2. Hit the Bay for stripers.
3. Haul and align the port prop strut, replace mounting plate, and make it happy.
4. New freshwater pump.
5. Generator install.
6. New control cables and controls on the flybridge.
7. Sand hull and new barrier coat.
8. Shoot myself in the face.
I think that covers it.
do it in that order and she'll be ready for the Wife to sell .......

SHHHH!!!
Don't give her any ideas!
Posted: Tue Nov 01, 2011 7:59 pm
by Allen Sr
Heefus wrote:alexander38 wrote:Heefus wrote:1.Get the starboard engine buttoned back up.
2. Hit the Bay for stripers.
3. Haul and align the port prop strut, replace mounting plate, and make it happy.
4. New freshwater pump.
5. Generator install.
6. New control cables and controls on the flybridge.
7. Sand hull and new barrier coat.
8. Shoot myself in the face.
I think that covers it.
do it in that order and she'll be ready for the Wife to sell .......

SHHHH!!!
Don't give her any ideas!
Or one other theory it will be ready for her and a new boyfriend?

Or do number 8 with a water pistol and that will trash all her plans!

Posted: Tue Nov 01, 2011 10:00 pm
by alexander38
alexander38 wrote:just a few things to do...but they'll take all winter
1, replace and paint portlights
2, replace all 4 bomar hatches...and 2 they don't make anymore....
3, repair a couple of blisters and then seal the bottom ....wish the 2 PO's had done it....
4, install big trim tabbs....
5, move to new marina in the mid-bay area..

#5 paid for....move May 1st...now we'll in the mid-bay area...

Posted: Tue Nov 01, 2011 11:04 pm
by prowlersfish
still lower Bay . Its a BIG Bay
Lower 70 gallons and still there
http://thebayguide.com/old_site/lowerbay.html
Mid Bay ; 100 gallons away
http://www.dnr.state.md.us/fisheries/fi ... aymap.html
Upper bay
http://www.dnr.state.md.us/fisheries/fi ... aymap.html
a lot of fuel to get there
Dam big Bay , Allen Where is my fuel truck ????
Posted: Tue Nov 01, 2011 11:30 pm
by todd brinkerhoff
Replace the top on my T-top with a new Stamoid Top.
Need to do some work to my radar arch. I'm at crunch time and I need to figure out whether I want to remove it. It appears to be a little waterlogged. I wanted to do what RWS did to his. We'll see if I have the time and skills.
Posted: Wed Nov 02, 2011 5:40 am
by Allen Sr
He got a flat tire, waiting on road service!!!! I think Jamie sent them and he's out striper fishing!

Posted: Wed Nov 02, 2011 6:51 am
by prowlersfish
todd brinkerhoff wrote:Replace the top on my T-top with a new Stamoid Top.
Need to do some work to my radar arch. I'm at crunch time and I need to figure out whether I want to remove it. It appears to be a little waterlogged. I wanted to do what RWS did to his. We'll see if I have the time and skills.
Todd , I had my enclosure replaced with Stamoid and it has held up very well so far , But I liked the Sunbrella better . Only because I just think it looks better . Just my personal opinion . Stamoid is more water proof so would do a better job as a top ( I have a hard top ) . Others that had used Stamoid have been very happy with it .
Allen I still have 150 gallons left so no hurry that should last me a few weeks
Posted: Wed Nov 02, 2011 1:32 pm
by alexander38
edited......never mind.......