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Unread 04-18-2016, 09:00 PM
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The forum pre-dates Google Drive but that is a good way. maybe I'll start doing that? Another way is to use Photobucket and post the links which show the pic in your post. (I need to experiment, maybe you can do the same with google drive).

Nice boat...NICER shed!!!! Tell me you built that so you could work on your boat....

How did you like Seacast? Looks kind of thick. Did you have to use a vacuum bag? I used CarbonCore, pours nicely,no gaps.

A couple questions/comments, since you asked..
I see a fuel filter and a pump ball inside the cap mounted on transom.

When you go to change that filter you will get gas in your bilge.
I would suggest mount the filter outside in the motorwell and use the Racor 3227 with the plastic bottom that drains. Then you can see if there is water in there and you can drain the filter before removing it.

The best position of the pump ball should be outside between the filter and the motor with the arrow pointed UP at the motor.

The fuse block is nice but those are pretty light gauge feed wires considering you have three 30 amp fuses, a 20 and a 7.5.

Can't wait to see fish pictures....
I just spent 2 hrs screwing with google because I accidentally had two separate emails accounted with it and two separate passwords so that got interesting! But I think you guys are correct there is a was to simply copy and paste and or paste as url this way a specific pic / issue can be posted without the whole goggle drive aka GD.

re-shed - yes... I got the boat,,, then I decided I added the pole barn... and I'm not even done with it and right back to working on the boat! my 3rd boat btw the wife is thrilled of course. ha opps

re- fuel / water separator ... I agree and knew it would eventually be a bit awkward replacing it but... decided I'd prefer the out of the way benefit. Thinking I'll cut a gallon jug in 1/2 and get it under there with a drop cloth when the time comes.

re- gas bulb hmmm yea I wondered about that. I did get the arrow 'up'. I was surprised the trouble I had getting er primed guess it should have been opposite the filter eh?

re- panel?? Thanks I'll have to look at that further. I can't think why I have any 30's or 20's... That's what the fuse said in the pic? I'll have to look again myself. I did this winter buy a 35 amp 'breaker' I'm going to install back at the battery switch so the feed t the CC is fused. off topic but my dad down in Marathon had his 26 foot CC catch on fire!!! It's was definitely a wiring issue. he was damn lucky a guy across the canel saw it and the fire department got it out fast. But it meant all new 'everything'. So I'm all about doing what it takes to get that right. That's why I decided on the 35 amp breaker. I bet there's a lot of panels out there fed straight off the batt.

The finished boat will be aways off... kids ... work ... boats at cottage 100 miles away etc. Can't wait though. Last summer I took the boat from Port Sanilac Michigan to Stokes Bay Ontario and back. Awesome boat and engine combo. Would love to figure out a way to get a bit more protected from air flow.. like maybe a cover just over the front. I've done a bit of sewing. Not to get way OT but here's some pics of another boat I have I have for sale with more GD pics... took me ALL SUMMER to sew up the top and seats. Now I know why they want thousands.
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