Actually that box doesn't look like an explosion proof box it looks like plastic and the fittings are definitely not explosion proof. Just sayin.
I wasn't suggesting that. I've never seen someone that young piloting a boat that size so I was curious how common.
He's referring to the piston rings. You can access from the side inspection ports. If they're broken or seized your heading to failure. Ask me how...
Guess we're not seeing this show.
Is it common for someone of that age to be captaining a vessel of this size?
Yes, you should read pretty well zero ohms if it's N/C. If it's N/O then you will need to heat the sensor to confirm it functions. You can do this...
Then using a multimeter, check the continuity of the sensor. You'll need to check the good side first to determine if it is normally open or...
Have you confirmed raw water flow out the exhaust?
Rodger...For the sake of accuracy, that's actually the St.Clair River. I've never seen whales as far South as the Detroit River.
Was that the Black Pearl in the background of one of the pic's?
What's actually wrong with it? Besides the less than stellar appearance. If it won't come out thenI I'd look at using Krylon plastic paint on the...
Got a picture?
Probably a grateful pup though.
Almost lost the 14' Nuvourania CC on our bow. We stuffed the bow one day, the wall of water ripped the straps in half and the boat almost went...
Yes clean the surfaces and attach with a temperature appropriate epoxy.
Viking headliners are typically a cloth type material, not the typical vinyl stuff
