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  1. Stinnett21

    VP 4.3 winterization simplification .... sorta

    This is similar to what I do. I use two OMC quick disconnects. One stays on the fogging tank line, just to close it off. Another I carry loose to plug the boats fuel line once removed. I have to remove the panel beside the starboard side of the engine for access. Is it a PITA? Yes, such is...
  2. Stinnett21

    HELP 2005 5.0 MPI OVER REV

    Get a VesselView Mobile. Unless it won't work with the reflashed ECM. Maybe the techs will chime in on that issue.
  3. Stinnett21

    Quicksilver 3000 Classic w/trailering button: Replacement options

    What's exactly wrong with it? There is a manual for it. Search for Quicksilver Commander 3000 Classic Throttle Control manual. I downloaded one from somewhere, can't remember at present. Used it to replace my thumb switch. Parts seem to be readily available.
  4. Stinnett21

    Bunk carpet

    If that's a steel frame trailer and the carpet is against the supports consider cutting the new carpet so wet carpet isn't laying against the steel. As you can see mine were getting a good amount of rust/rot. I painted Chassis Saver on them.
  5. Stinnett21

    Fix gel coat or use keel guard

    Also depends on your situation. If you trailer and launch a lot, launch solo at busy ramps for example as I do, the Keelguard comes in very handy. I consider it one of the best additions I've made to the boat. I try to avoid using it but sometimes it's called into action to get the job done.
  6. Stinnett21

    Need advice for getting boat on plane

    Assuming you and your buddy sit in the back, two batteries in the back, gas tank in the back, etc. Guessing you badly need to move weight to the front somehow. 40 horse is not a lot for that rig. Take a look at Nauticus Smart Tabs.
  7. Stinnett21

    Prop sizes and pitch

    Nice looking old SR.
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    How to wrap carpet on side bunks

    I left mine bare wood on bottom and side bunks. Steel sitting against wet carpet for most of the summer is a bad idea. Maybe you don't have steel.
  9. Stinnett21

    Help with decision and direction . . .

    I would post this question on TheHullTruth forum. I suspect you'll get more response over there.
  10. Stinnett21

    Docking outboard stern to dock

    I've seen this in the Caribbean. What you're describing is not possible unless some kind of special docking apparatus I used it seems to me.
  11. Stinnett21

    Docking outboard stern to dock

  12. Stinnett21

    What are the best ST225/75R/15 boat tires?

    Had a flat early last year. The wait for the Goodyear was months. Bought a Hankook Vantra instead. So far so good.
  13. Stinnett21

    Are wheel locks the way to go?

    If there's an option, park on an incline. It seems that would make things more difficult.
  14. Stinnett21

    Boat leaning

    Water trapped below decks? When you correct it runs the opposite side and seesaws back and forth
  15. Stinnett21

    Noisy water pump? 4.3MPI

    Not sure I hear anything wrong with it. My 5.0 MPI makes a lot of noise down in there also. it has for 1500 hours.
  16. Stinnett21

    Torque Roll?

    Do you have two batteries? Relocate one to starboard.
  17. Stinnett21

    SEI OUTDRIVE

    Is the drive new to you? Did the vibration just develop with the installation of the SEI? Are you using same prop? Have you trimmed up to look at it?
  18. Stinnett21

    Centering boat on trailer (solo) without trailer guides? or DIY guide advice

    I had an 18' bowrider that would rarely ever load right. Bunks were not adjustable. Finally just learned to live with it. Sometimes after getting home I would take a floor jack and a 2x4 and jack up the low side and shove from the other side to get it straightened up. Sounds nuts I know but...
  19. Stinnett21

    Best prop for 2004 Chapparel 204 SSi 5.0 mercruiser

    Check out Nauticus Smart Tabs to tame the porpoising.
  20. Stinnett21

    Water leak to the bilge from transom please help

    From the looks of the pic it's a constant flow. Agree that the only way to use the boat the rest of the season is to trailer it. Even then, as Scott says, double check that your water extraction system, i.e. bilge pump, battery, etc., is running top notch. I would also carry a hand held...
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