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Bouncing tach can be due to alternator belt worn, wrong tension and worn alternator bearings.

I recently replaced the original 1989 belt (3500 hours). Original alternator still running strong. The original belt looked fine, replaced just because of age. I run the belt a little loose according to specs which greatly reduces wear to the belt and alternator bearings. There is no belt...

Sweet, thanks for posting.

Indeed, Happy Thanksgivng!

Seven years running 15 hp Honda, no problems.

Have used it since 2003 and currently using Nobletech Odesy. Nobletech has several levels of programs and are used extensively in Alaska commercial fleets.

Had a similar latch go bad. Took the latch off and the manufacture's name was stamped on the underside. I searched the name and found a replacement.

Smokercraft makes the 12 foot Canadian that weighs 112 pounds. I have owned 2 larger Smokercraft boats and they do well on our rocky beaches.

Not all antifreeze is ethylene glycol. In my experience the 50/50 mixture works as well as 100%.

One of the reason tapered threads leak is due to over tightening which will damage the threads. These threads should be tightened until they do not leak and a very little more.

I would use permatex number 2.

Yes, interested, but $300 works for me.

There is reported an unmarked rock off the reef on east end of Dog Island where the chart notes 7 fathoms of water.

You may consider shipping your boat to Prince Rupert.

Our boat has a good working Jabsco and carries a Johnson pump and gear as a back up. This was an easy decision because a non working pump and the boat is then a no go. Plan to install the Johnson pump next spring.

Pack Mule, these hulls are very similar to he Eagle 32.

I bottle it up and dip my fishing tackle in it. Fish love it.

I like this engine. I owned one in a Duffy lobster Yatch and never had a problem. I suggest you ask the Cat dealer that maintained the engine about the engine. There may be a history of oil samples that will be helpful. Good luck with your project.

"Honey, did you pay the insurance bill?"

I will wave as you go past.

Whitewall tire cleaner

Anyone using this product? Many commercial fishing boats here use this on decks, cap rails and other exterior wood. Thank you for your replies. Ken

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Adding a wedge shape extension to a rudder is very common here in SE Alaska, especially in the single screw commercial fishing fleet. Those that I have spoken with about this design all agree it is a great improvement to slow speed handling and no noticeable down side. Is there increased drag...

Mr Cook, it looks like you qualify as the go to guy for fishing Sitka Sound! Indeed, it's Scary Rocks (Vitskati Rocks) is a hot spot.