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FLexpat 02-05-2015 12:03 AM

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Originally Posted by bgreene (Post 234058)
By the way......
Steel wool soap pads remove water spots and such from windshield - and don't scratch !

Previous old Mako, nothing would remove the stains until I tried the simple wet steel wool soap pads. End result crystal clear, no scratches or spots.

Brass wool doesn't leave little rusty spots.

Islandtrader 02-05-2015 09:06 AM

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Originally Posted by Rufneck (Post 233789)
I still need to better secure the wires somehow.
http://i147.photobucket.com/albums/r...ps9d50b361.jpg

The key to nice wiring is using a lot of wire ties, not stretching the wires, and bundling them together...also using these little guys in spots to guide your wire run helps....

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TomParis 12-03-2015 10:43 AM

beautiful restore job you are doing!

BadFish 03-01-2016 09:52 PM

Would love to see some updates.

Rufneck 04-17-2016 06:17 AM

Updates
 
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Originally Posted by BadFish (Post 242047)
Would love to see some updates.


I really don't have any meaningful updates. Last year I reached my technical limit on rebuild items that I am comfortable doing myself so most of the remainder of the work will be done by the pros.

I relocated overseas last month but I actually feel like I will be able to get back on making some progress to the boat. I have switched gears somewhat and decided that instead of the radar arch, I am going to have a hard top built with an upper helm station. I'm not sure why I never seriously considered it in the first place, but the possibilities have rejuvenated me and I expect to have the top installed in the next couple of months.

If any of you are interested in a brand new radar arch for a 23 footer give me a shout. I have one I'll sell cheap.

Rufneck 07-13-2016 08:46 AM

Thought I'd post a progress pic of my hard top and the fabrication of the upper helm station. We got a slow start but it is coming along nicely now. They have built the frame and are about to mount the upper helm pod. The upper helm will hinge back for storage and trailering. The upper buggy top is attached to the frame via hardware. It will be removed and sent to be powder coated satin black.

http://i147.photobucket.com/albums/r...pseji7pzzn.jpg

77SceptreOB 07-13-2016 09:10 AM

Very nice! Can't wait to see the final product

Oneilp 07-14-2016 08:23 PM

71 20' restoration
 
I am about to start a restoration of a71 20'cc I have a 200 hp 2 stroke and a 24" ob bracket planning to go full transom w/trim tabs and hydro foil on motor any other ideas on how to keep the bow down or any other restoration tips will have pics up soon does any one else have a similar set up looking for any advice I can get thanks

Bushwacker 07-14-2016 10:19 PM

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Originally Posted by Oneilp (Post 245233)
I am about to start a restoration of a71 20'cc I have a 200 hp 2 stroke and a 24" ob bracket planning to go full transom w/trim tabs and hydro foil on motor any other ideas on how to keep the bow down or any other restoration tips will have pics up soon does any one else have a similar set up looking for any advice I can get thanks

You really should start your own thread instead of hijacking this one, since you're talking about a totally different subject.

Besides the trim tabs and hydrofoil, plan on running a stern lifting 4B prop and maybe consider moving the console and gas tank forward a bit. If you haven't already seen it, have a look at my post on brackets that's a sticky in this section.

Oneilp 07-15-2016 05:24 AM

sorry I thought I was posting a new thread


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