Boat Builder Central

I was in the neighborhood and stopped by the new BBC facility. Awsome building. Lots of room and no overcrowding of materials' Jeff,and the crew did an awsome job designing and setting the shop up. The new web site is a killer. Took me a few to navigate and figure things out. Great job guys and girl...

No wonder you are having a tough time faring. Take the boat off the ceiling and turn it over.

Go see Dan at quality marine surplus. He has a bunch of them to pick from. I was in there yesterday.

I live in Crystal River. Just a mile or less from all the springs. Should have hollerd. 3523426619

Steelflex is tougher. All my friends who had airboats used it on the bottoms. This was before they started using poly. I followed an airboat back in my neighbor hood which had shell rock dirt roads running down the road for approx a mile. I had an old pontoon boat that I put steelflex on the bottom....

depending on what you do or how to do it you really don't need a lot of clamps.drywall screws work just fine. Back them out when done and usually just fill the holes. You are not going to see them most of the time. More clamps more to store or try to get rid of.

Well JD Downing is now the proud owner of my massive compressor. It is or was a heavy SOB> to move.I had to load it on my trailer with a come along. Strapped it to my hand truck, backed the trailer up to my shed and wrapped a nylon strap around to the bottom and hooked cable to trailer and compresso...

Well when I had my PH 16 My son and I came up with "Sport'n A Woody" Captured a lot of looks and comments when driving down the road.

For what it costs for fuel and time it would be a heck of a lot cheaper to go to Harbor Freight for clamps or even flea market. Cheapest clamps and home made is 3 or 4 " PVC Pipe and cut a bunch of 2" +_- wide pieces and then make a saw cut on one edge and spring them open. Best easy cheap...

Consider the compressor as being sold.