Search results

  1. R

    Old fuel Sender Vs New fuel Sender

    New to wiring! I have read several posts on wiring the new fuel sender to gauge and ignition. I think I've got the first part but I am paranoid about dying in a boat fire :) 1. My old sender had pink going to the center nut and the green bond (sender to filling thingy) and negative back to...
  2. R

    Green Ground wire from sender mounted directly to boat?

    Hey folks, New to boat wiring, and I notice that my boat has a green wire form the fuel sending unit that attaches directly to the boat just under the gas cap mount. From the reading I've done there shouldn't be any grounds to the boat since that could allow electrical current into the alumunim...
  3. R

    Wire old 24 volt system to new 4 wire recepticle

    Hey Iboats! I'm working on my electrical system, I have a 91 lund Pro V...it has an old two wire outlet for the trolling motor. The new one has four wires. Do I need to run two new wires to make the system work or are they only for a 12 volt option? If there is a wiring diagram already up let...
  4. R

    Flywheel nut stuck!

    Hey guys looking for a quick answer on this one since I want to get the motor off the boat today. I have a lifting eye for my 1992 75 horse outboard merc. I need to to remove the nut so I can thread in the lifting eye. But the nut wont turn. I am using a strap and wrench to secure the flywheel...
  5. R

    Lund Pro V Restore or Sell?

    Re: Lund Pro V Restore or Sell? I tried to zoom in and crop so you can see the dents a little better...they run along the whole side of the boat. Does one just pound these out? The bottom center rear was dropped on the ramp so theres some calking there and an old patched up drain hole. The...
  6. R

    Lund Pro V Restore or Sell?

    Hey Folks! First time poster, best boat site I've been able to find on the internet, thanks for your time! I have a Gary Roach Edition Lund Pro V that belonged to my father. Great boat, tons of memories. My father was an outdoor writer and fisherman named Whopper John who even had a boat ramp...
Top