I finally got me 86 v20

[jetblue319]

WELL I finally got a V-20 that was advertised in craiglist in the wrong town (Orlando), but in Tampa. The hull is in good shape with some heavy cleaning coming my way, the floor, hull and compartments were free of cracks and soft spot. The motor, not so much its a Johnson, 150 V6 that has been neglected (mud wash nest). Since i'am a aircraft mechanic, not a marine., im going to take it apart and see what i find., not expecting much there. I do have a question, where can i get a 1986 Wellcraft V20 owners manual. so i can double check my wiring and fuel line, vents and cable. i like to get this one back to orginal condition. thanks for any help given.
JetBlue

[RWilson2526]

Congrats on the purchase....I also have an 86. Wellcraft did not make year specific owners manuals or really many owners manuals period. There's not all that many things to get power to on a boat so just jump on in there and figure out what goes where.

We need pics soon by the way!

[RidgeRunner]

Congrats on the purchase. Never thought about an owners manual. They never made any RWilson?

[RWilson2526]

Only ones I ever saw are the ones posted on Wellcraft website. They changed their site since the last time I was on. I thought they had one for a range of years for the V-20 but dont see it now. Either way it is pretty generic.


http://wellcraft.com/index.php/resources/manuals

[jetblue319]

here are some pictures of the boat. the 85 Johnson o/b 150 v6 will have to be torned down and check to see how much can be saved. This w/e i will take more photos, do a complete cleaning, and inspect as much as i can get into and start writting my "to do list". i was able to download a owners manual from Wellcraft with wiring diagrams. I was also able to find a service manual on the Johnson v6 on ebay. Where does one get parts for the hull? like the rope around the hull and strip that holds it?
thanks for the input on the manuals.
jet

[Cam]

I have these for wiring....check them out. (hope links work)








Just ignore the X's and find the diagram that fits your setup.