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An EZ-Steer kit connects the main motor to the kicker, so you can steer the kicker with the steering wheel. I bought this about 20 years ago and never installed it. Now we're downsizing so I'm finally getting rid of it. At that time they were pretty popular among C-Brats. This kit consists of...

Problem solved (Ihope). I got a new starter today from Sound Starters in Tacoma. Now it's turning over faster than it ever has, and started almost immediately.

Thanks, Bob. Always good info.

ssobol, I wasn't thinking that corrosion would be locking up the motor. I'm just concerned about the corrosion in general as I go longer and longer without being able to run the motor to flush it. I took automotive jumper cables with me today so that I could go directly from the battery to the...

I am having a starting problem with the 1987 70hp on my classic Angler and would appreciate the thoughts of all the experienced people in this group. Sorry this is sort of long, but I want to give a complete picture. We went out for a Sunday evening picnic a few days ago, and when we got back...

I sent a text message to your phone number. Sorry I didn't see this right away. The notification went to spam.

I'm probably a little slow, but it occurred to me that this might fit more than the motor I bought it for. Sure enough, in response to a query to Permatrim support, I learned that it also fits these (but of course will not match the motor color): BOMBARDIER/ETEC MOTORS 70-300HP MERCURY/MARINER...

I ordered this not long after I got our 1987 22' Angler, since many people on C-Brats raved about them. But I was happy enough with my boat's performance that I never installed it. I never even opened the shipping box until last week. The only "damage" is that the box of fasteners came...

I'm filling a couple of holes in the molded non-skid area on the bow. Has anyone used a paint or blend of colors that is similar? I'm planning to just do a touch up, and not paint all the gray. But my boat will never be absolutely pristine, so in this instance, close is ok.

I'm experiencing a bit of a setback. We were headed out for an overnighter on Sunday, but the motor wouldn't start. No spark! So I need to postpone my offer until I figure out the problem!

I'm in Gig Harbor, but my old "classic" might not give you an accurate idea of newer models.

Thanks, Bob. That was my inclination, but glad to have the confirmation. The boat moving to the house next week, so I'll have opportunity soon.

I am now the owner of a slightly used Sunstream Floatlift. Here is a photo of my classic sitting on the bunks, which are set up for a V-bottom boat. The bunks fit nicely between the splines or ribs on the bottom of the boat, but there is not a whole lot of contact area between the bottom and the...

This is the closest I can come to deleting a superfluous follow up message!

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1abrLx7 ... sp=sharing https://drive.google.com/file/d/1u55nyk ... sp=sharing https://drive.google.com/file/d/1qHQ30e ... sp=sharing I'm encouraged. It looks like the holes (circled in blue) through the diagonal member are provided to pivot the bunk to vertical...

I used to have some drawings showing the hull design. Couldn't find those anymore, but I scoured the C-Brats albums for photos which showed it well, and sent those to the support people at the manufacturer this morning. I'm off now to make some measurements and sketches of the current lift...

Currently the two bunks are ~4 feet apart, but set at an angle to cradle a V hull. It doesn't look like the current mounting system will allow them to go flat to support Cheeto, but I think they are probably about the right length to support from the cabin area to just before the transom. I'll...

I have an opportunity to acquire a used Sunstream hydraulic lift. I like the idea of it, but the way the boat support system is currently configured doesn't look like it will do a very good job supporting my 1987 22 Angler. Does anyone in the C-Brat community have any experience with these...

Sounds like a great day!

Wow, Roger, sounds like you've had a great year!