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Ive always heard those were good eating. Yellow perch correct? We call crappie perch down here and its my favorite. Good stuff

Thats nice Ferm! I bet she sees a lot of use!

Here ya go: Lotta work, but well worth it. Built these for a 26 pursuit.

I can't believe the prices people pay for boat paint. Every boat I've ever painted inside or out has been done with paint from Marine Industrial Supply here locally. I'm sure yall could find something similar where you are at as they sell a lotof paint for offshore rigs, ship yards, tugs...

Yep like they said dont skimp. Its not worth it. My 18 could have really used a tandem, especially so on a 20

Yall know how I "winterize" my boat down here? I trim the motor down about December .... Just in case. :you:

Its chilly here in the mornings but I was wearing shorts saturday and Sunday after mid morning. Youre welcome. :laugh:

It'll still be me I hope.

good. The same could be said for women

I got a couple rough spots on the bottom on my Delta Craft from an accident 2 summers ago. I got them patched up while on the trailer so theres no leaking and they are solid. I kept saying last year Id do it after hunting season and didnt get around to it. Im thinking of tearing her down and...

Im headed up today for my yearly vacation, hunting through till the end, season is over here a week from today :part:

My wife from This weekend at the camp. Trying to help her with her bibbs. My wife is NOT a morning person and doesnt like anyone else who is. This is Saturday morning about 430am. :grin: Please excuse the sideways camera...

Well done on the Woodies, people that dont hunt them or see them fly have no idea what an accomplishment a bag like that is. They are FAST, squirrely and hard to hit. There is a pile of them that fly over me every morning in a stand on our gas line and I need to have a shoot one day. We have a...

Well, I got her fire up last night. Ran it with valve covers off and got the valves dialed in. Lifters pumped up good and had good pressure. The only thing I can attribute it to at this point is the HEAVY carbon buildup on the valve stems that must have caused those couple to stick and crush...

Yeah I drive like a grandpaw and it shows. Can yall walk me through the timing and valve/rocker arm settings? Go to #1 TDC, adjust 1/4 turn past zero lash, then 2, 3, 4, etc...etc....right? Im gonna need that tomorrow and need a refresher.

Well I have my compression back after grinding the valves and putting the head back on. I pulled the other head to be sure since the carbon buildup was so bad on the valve stems. Reworked it and just reinstalled. Calling it a night. Hope to get the intake and everything else back on tomorrow...

Damn ferm I just picked up two new lifters and they are "sealed". should I not use them? What brand do you recommend?

Two bad lifters...on different cylinders. I'm wondering if dirty oil or additives has caused the other failure. I'm bout to pull the head and all the other lifters and check them

Had to take a break to gain my sanity. Working on getting down to the intake and getting it off. Dad walked over and checked the push rod and confirmed the lifter has definatly come apart or is trashed. He'sbuild aa lotof small blocks in his day so I'm working on getting down to it now. I HATE...

I don't think the lifter cause it either that's what I was trying to say about a possible burnt valve. I was thinking a burnt exhaust valve that stuck closed may have cause the lifter to collapse. You think that could be the root cause....a burnt valve? It would also explain the lost...