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  1. Scott Danforth

    Time for a ‘new’ boat?

    give me a call....we can go burn fuel. will also give you a tour of the "salt mine"
  2. Scott Danforth

    Flooring HELP

    3/4 by itself is more than strong enough, the extra 1/2" is just adding weight and taking away from your capacity rating. however if you want to bond together, use tite-bond III
  3. Scott Danforth

    Changing Chrysler i/b to Chevy i/b process

    the GM motors simply kept the cam and drove it with a gear vs a chain, so the cam and oil pump rotated in the same direction. The Chryslers in the boat would have had different cams. in addition to the cam / timing drive, the directional knurling on the oil control surface for the front and...
  4. Scott Danforth

    Where to pick up power for electric choke?

    if you sit around long enough with the ignition on prior to firing up the motor, you have other issues than your choke. your ignition coil does not like to be on and the engine not running. it turns that sucker into a toaster element. doesnt matter what OMC did, because they are no longer...
  5. Scott Danforth

    I just realized something

    that is the first thing hacked by spammers
  6. Scott Danforth

    Two Trolling motor on one Inflatable boat

    Go with a 2-stroke
  7. Scott Danforth

    Pro or amatuer hull repair?

    Now step back another 5-10 feet.
  8. Scott Danforth

    Changing Chrysler i/b to Chevy i/b process

    Kennedy adapters makes engine/trans adapters. However my suggestion is to buy a much newer boat, or as AD pointed out, upgrade motor AND trans.
  9. Scott Danforth

    Pro or amatuer hull repair?

    So now that you are back. Take a picture of the area standing 15 feet back from it. Again, hard to see the tree in the forest when your nose is pressed against the bark
  10. Scott Danforth

    Time for a ‘new’ boat?

    Ted, come on down, Intreppid is just 3 blocks from the office. Will make a call, and you can get a tour
  11. Scott Danforth

    Bayliner 1600 rotten floor

    Mods have been notified. Link 14 is also on Friscoboaters youtube channel
  12. Scott Danforth

    Bearing Buddys falling off

    first, are they the correct size for the hub? if you collapsed the pilot by zealous applications of a hammer to get it off, you may need to buy new. you can pin-prick the hub like crofoot mentions.
  13. Scott Danforth

    Flooring HELP

    your boat has had what we refer to as a deck-over. it is the equivalent of a shady used car salesman using the sunday comics and bondo to cover rust. original floor would have been a single layer of exterior grade plywood or marine plywood as indicated above, you need to look. most likely...
  14. Scott Danforth

    Bayliner 1600 rotten floor

    the floor will never dry out and you are looking at a full restoration. yes, paying someone the $7500-$10k to do the work will exceed the value of the boat you can do the work yourself for about $2000-$2500 with about 6 months of your time. look at the DIY sticky at the top of the forum (4th...
  15. Scott Danforth

    Old girl for sale. Need advice

    Be careful. you can ask what it would go for, however this is not a buy/sell site unless you list it. offering for sale is solicitation and against the rules. Suggest you post in the various CL's in WI (Appleton, Green Bay, Fondulac, Sheboygan and Milwaukee) as well as the twin cities and the...
  16. Scott Danforth

    Gas/oil sheen run-off from motor

    then look at the fuel system like AD mentioned
  17. Scott Danforth

    Old girl for sale. Need advice

    there are three types of buyers for old aluminum beauties like that. buyer #1 has had a similar boat and is buying out of nostolgia. this is the buyer that will pay the $2900 or so that Ted mentioned Buyer #2 wants to use the boat as wall art for a man-cave or a bar/grill. this buyer may...
  18. Scott Danforth

    Gas/oil sheen run-off from motor

    check your power steering fluid level if your power steering cooler has a leak, you will pump oil into the raw water stream
  19. Scott Danforth

    causes of oil found in crankcase?

    oil will always be in the crank case. that is where the oil is fuel in the crank case oil is from a non-firing cylinder or a leaking injector. I would do some troubleshooting vs throwing parts at the boat. start with a fuel pressure gauge and troubleshoot the fuel sytem
  20. Scott Danforth

    2001 mercruiser 305 alpha drive to couple year older 350 engine

    make sure you use the old 1989 serial number and information then when buying parts. if you mix/n/match parts with the 2001 5.0 , make good careful notes
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