Boat. Helped Ricky and Donnie get their spider locks set and took the boat for a spin. Let's just say it's got more in it then Donnie and Ricky will ever get out of it :) it's a fine boat for sure.
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Boat. Helped Ricky and Donnie get their spider locks set and took the boat for a spin. Let's just say it's got more in it then Donnie and Ricky will ever get out of it :) it's a fine boat for sure.
Man, I like that proper wrench, channel locks, for that phillips headed screw.:biggrin
Cheap screws--stripped head :)
I really like that boat, it will haul the mail too!!!!!!
Yep
can you turn the pictures to the proper orientation?
Thanks G. Very nice boat fellas
That is a killer boat! Glad it's coming together!Go get some slime on it, will you!Do a double check on them live well and bilge hoses. Sho don't need no leaks!:biggrin
After his trip to Washington with Rees, "Donnie Knows Leaks". [emoji4][emoji4][emoji4]
Nice boat!!!!!
Thanks G. not sure why it's doing that.Quote:
Originally Posted by "G"
nice ride
True dat!! Ended up having to go buy more here.Quote:
Originally Posted by KDAVID1
I looked it over at camp, great looking ride.
I wish they made a tap for those sheet metal screws. I try to use machine thread screws whenever I can.
I always buy my own screws on this stuff myself--and no worries. The spider locks are nice for sure. I'll be getting some myselfQuote:
Originally Posted by deltadawg9
It's pretty simple. Get a hex head self tapping screw same size as screw you are going to install. Hex head bit for your drill, run the self tapper in and out then install your screw. Not rocket science. Also helps to have a good Philips bit the right size.Quote:
Originally Posted by canebreaker
Nice rig.. Never been much on them screws... Put 1/4" stainless bolts with nylock nuts on all my stuff... Heard some horror stories on the screws
thanks guys gonna be a good boat