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gtrkev 07-22-2015 08:01 PM

@gofastsandman: you betcha I'll sell you the old wheel. If I can ever get it off of there. It's stuck on pretty good. If I can't pull it, may come with a helm, and a tilt, too. I'll let you know what happens. I definitely can't use the big seacraft wheel with my CC setup. The guy who's painting the boat said he was going to take it to the shop and try to pull it. If I recall, standard methods did not work. I'm still waiting to see what happens...

gtrkev 07-22-2015 08:15 PM

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Originally Posted by daydreamer (Post 237611)
great looking !!!!! I only wish. how wide is your boot stripe. just removed my old ones. going back something smaller maybe 1 1/2 to 2 inch. I like the look of yours.

I believe it is 3/4 inch. At least, that's what we discussed. It is painted on. What happened when they actually taped it off, not sure. It's at the shop so I'm not nearby to measure. It's less than 1 inch though. I gave them a picture of a stock 2003 SeaCraft and said make the boot stripe exactly like that. They got the size right, but I think they just followed the bottom of the hull instead of making a straight line at the waterline on the sides. Overall, I think the boot stripe came out pretty nice though. So I'm ok with it. I love how the color combination came out!

gofastsandman 07-22-2015 08:51 PM

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Originally Posted by gtrkev (Post 237613)
@gofastsandman: you betcha I'll sell you the old wheel. If I can ever get it off of there. It's stuck on pretty good. If I can't pull it, may come with a helm, and a tilt, too. I'll let you know what happens. I definitely can't use the big seacraft wheel with my CC setup. The guy who's painting the boat said he was going to take it to the shop and try to pull it. If I recall, standard methods did not work. I'm still waiting to see what happens...

I have a recently rebuilt Hynautic helm and hoses so good there. Can you say barn/friend find. Horse traded for it. BBBones.

Drive some shingles under it and pop the shaft with a soft hammer. Soak and heat before.
Not a lot. Put a puller on it for a few days before the whack.

No such thing as standard practice when salt is the enemy. You can only hope to gain understanding and patience. All have bags of tricks. I like the older masters. Their bags may be bigger.

Terry England 07-22-2015 09:15 PM

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Originally Posted by gofastsandman (Post 237618)
I have a recently rebuilt Hynautic helm and hoses so good there. Can you say barn/friend find. Horse traded for it. BBBones.

Drive some shingles under it and pop the shaft with a soft hammer. Soak and heat before.
Not a lot. Put a puller on it for a few days before the whack.

No such thing as standard practice when salt is the enemy. You can only hope to gain understanding and patience. All have bags of tricks. I like the older masters. Their bags may be bigger.

Do you mean like the size of a Gofastsantaclause Bag?

gtrkev 07-24-2015 05:17 PM

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more pix, non skid deck.

gtrkev 07-24-2015 05:19 PM

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more pix. Black and yellow.

gtrkev 08-23-2015 05:30 PM

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New Rub rail and new Rod holders are on.

Center Console is not attached yet. It will be moved about 1 foot toward the stern.

Getting closer to getting done...

FAS 08-23-2015 06:48 PM

good lookin boat, came a long way...another saved seacraft !

daydreamer 08-24-2015 07:00 AM

great job!!! looking good. were did you get your boot stripe? how wide is it? going to replace mine in a week or so.

gtrkev 08-24-2015 09:57 AM

Boot stripe is 3/4" painted on. See post #72 below for more info.


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