Boat Builder Central

In the news Wednesday night: A Morehead City homeowner was watching TV with his wife on Tuesday night, when he heard a big "bang". He went to investigate, and, sure 'nuff, a boat had crashed into his pier :x. Worse, it went THROUGH his pier- and his neighbors' pier- leaving about an 8-10' ...

by bklake » Mon Oct 18, 2010 10:02 am This engine is made in China, says so on the data plate. I detest made in China stuff but if the quality is good I will have to give in. I try to subscribe to the philosophy on the T-shirt; "Buy American...The job you save may be your own." However, I...

What they are is; "in the way". They will have to be removed in order to make your repairs. Otherwise, I agree with gk108.

The one on the port side appears to have wood shavings on top of it??? I always thought that SeaPro used the "no wood, no rot" construction method

I had a 10' piece of copper pipe broken off & stolen from an A/C unit about 2 weeks ago.

This site is AWESOME :!: :!: :!:. I found several other boat repair forums and didn't learn much :?, but one of them had a link to this site :D :D :D. I have a 16 ft V-bottom Silverline with a 100HP Johnson which has not been in the water since 1986 :(. I knew the sole was getting soft, so, (not kno...