Thanks for the info bonz_d.I believe this project will be real enjoyment for years. Just washed the motor-looks like new-just have to slow and eazy about firing it up, since its been in a barn for 10 yrs. Hope it runs as good as its looking! Thanks again.Here's some pics of 6 hp
Got the boat off trailer-took a little while-being very careful-didn't want to drop thats for sure.I'll soak all bolts and nuts whith wd-40 and then disassemble so i can sand and paint. repack bearings. I'd like to put some of those new style light kits. Don't know if wally world sells them or not but i'll find them. Don't know if i can afford them or not.
thank you both for the heads-up on the trailer rollers-being a newbe to all this i do needs advice on a lot of this. I'm in the process of cleaning all the parts up on the trailer now-after i get the trailer back together, i'll reload the 74 on it and look closer to the rollers vs putting the carpeted bunks on-either way isn't a big problem- i got the treated 2x4s on hand and some reg burber carpet-don't know how long reg carpet lasts but there plenty in the attic-because i have never loaded or unloaded the boat off this trailer in the water, i really don't know how the rollers perform- i unloaded the boat in my shop by useing a electrical hoist and a block and tackle supported buy beams in the attic going across 4 truss's- very easy way to unload. here's some pics of the trailer parts THANKS again to the both of you! ( Mi duckdown & bonz_d )Mi duckdown I was looking at some of my other pics of 74 lund on trailer-maybe you saw some of the pics that i had to boat pushed back on trailer prior to unloading it' i pushed it back a litle to look at the bottom in a different postion and just to see how heavy it felt--also to see how strong this 63 old man really is!! HA HA thanks for your input--later,
