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You always outdo yourself. Thanks for sharing. :thup

The first bit of good news: Boat is finished and I will pick it up in the morning.

Wiring harness came today at 2 PM. At 3 PM I was at Bass Pro Service Center. Had a frank discussion with them. Asked if they had all parts. YES Asked if I could pick the boat up tomorrow by 5 PM. They laughed. I didn't. They gave me an estimate of 3 to 5 hours for installation. I told them there...

Congrats and welcome. You have a well sorted out boat and we look forward to seeing pictures of it in the water!

a 15 year old motor, I took it off Emma Mae and sold it on CL. On July 8 I ordered a 90 hp Mercury from Bass Pro. Was told delivery would be in 5 to 7 business days. After 15 business days I called as I had not heard anything. Was told it was there. Completed purchase and took to offsite...

Yes, sold yesterday. Not surprised at that price. Good ones don't last long.

The lady who bought Tinker Toy a few months ago is selling her. Here husband recently was diagnosed with some serious health problems and they will not be able to use the boat. She has it listed on CL here https://maine.craigslist.org/boa/d/port ... 72549.html Mods. If this should be moved...

Follow up questions. We only have one cleat on the fore deck, what size of cleat would be adequate? Also, what size are the snubber lines? Thanks

I've never seen one of these. Any idea of a source? Thanks

Have had several conversations with Bill who has been very helpful. He is trying everything to keep me from having to send it in. One last test to do today. Jumper the two contacts to the overheating sensor. If that fails, then the only choice is to send it in. It is a 2005 model so perhaps...

Talked to the company. Followed their instructions. Volt meter shows pump is not getting a pulsed signal to pump. If it was the pump it was going to cost $250 for the pump alone. Now???? New circuit board???????? Sounds like an expensive repair. Will know more tomorrow...

The one thing I have determined is that no fuel is being pumped from the fuel supply to the stove.

Thanks for the directions to the document. I'm worn out just reading it let alone tackling that project. :D

Mike, Read the first post in this thread. http://www.c-brats.com/viewtopic.php?t=18878 "The manual tells me the problem might be a carbonized burner. Anyone know how to uncarbonize the burner?"

a Wallas cooktop/heater without success. Maybe my search skills are deficient and I need a tutorial/mentor to show me how to find this info. Any help in pointing me in the right direction would be appreciated. From all that I read this morning Wallas owners are bi-polar: They either LOVE them...

When we bought Emma Mae, the PO had just bought a Venture trailer for it. I'm pleased with the quality and ride. We have trailers sailboats all over the US and Canada. This is the first aluminum trailer we have owned. If I were in the market, I wouldn't hesitate buying another. Be sure to get...

Thanks for all the tips. Drained the tanks. Got non-ethanol gas. Used carb cleaner on all the carbs per Bob's post. 4 new spark plugs Filled fuel filter half full of Sea Foam Added Sea Foam to gas tank. Started the motor. Ran rough till Sea Foam was run thru. Attached hose and ear...

Several years ago we bought a Compac 23 Pilothouse in BC, Canada. Brought it back into the states at Blaine, Washington. Then trailered it back home to Illinois. Not inspected in Washington. Inspected at the Idaho border. They tagged the motor. At the Montana border they accepted the Idaho tag...

Thanks for starting this thread. We are considering re-powering as well to get away from the carbs.

To which Fed license are you referring that would allow not getting a Utah permit?