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Tyboo, I can’t get that to work on my iphone

For small holes I found the best was to use an allen wrench in a drill. Usually I would cut the short end of the allen wrench a little shorter and then stick it in the hole. This worked pretty well. For the larger areas like lazarette hatches I made a little tool out of 1/4" aluminum:

Well, I just missed my edit window but I found these on the sailrite website. Thanks, Colby, for sharing this.

Colby, I like your curtains for Midnight Flyer. Is this extruded aluminum or vinyl? Do you remember where you got these? Thanks

Merry Christmas brats from the crew of the hammerhead

Thanks, that makes me feel better 👍

Thanks everybody for the replies. I haven’t checked compression, but it feels and sounds like it has good compression, but I haven’t put a gauge on it yet. I think I may need to take apart the carburetors, but I was really hoping I wouldn’t have to. The previous owner said that he had the carbs...

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Any experts on old outboards on here? My son and I are trying to get a 1968 evinrude starflite 100hp going and having a time with it. He is 16 and this is his first boat. It’s a 1968 reinell, 17 ft and in very nice shape. Very neat boat. When we got it there was no spark. We replaced the entire...

Dates are May 8th to May 11th

You and me both. Too bad I won’t have it down here in time for the Friday harbor gathering.

I didn't go up to check it out though I wanted to badly. I plan to rebuild most of the boat so I didn't think that a survey and the airfare were worth the added cost. I paid $16K for boat and trailer, and the engine and outdrive were new in 2014 so still in good working condition. I think I...