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Great, as soon as I can get the time and funds, I'll give you a shout :cool:

Don, you still have some fittings in stock? I'd like 5 or 6 pairs if you can do it. Not looking for fast shipping at this point as it will probably be a few weeks before I'll be able to send payment. Just curious as to availability. Thanks

Have you checked with Aircraft Spruce? I bought a bunch of 1/4" 72" long triangle spruce stick stock a while back.

I would have to agree with Mike, tow it in. If the rudder, prop or turn fin is sharp or pointed anywhere, it could puncture one (or both) of the pontoons. I bought a fishing kayak to use as a chase boat. I wouldn't try to lift a large hydroplane onto that either, not unless it was damaged to...

A 7X18 is heavy for an F150? I pull a 26ft camp trailer with a 5.3L 2011 Tahoe at speeds of 70 plus without a problem. The trailer, with a full load, weighs in at around 5800lbs, can't see your cargo trailer weighing more than that. I like what you've done with the inside of your trailer...

What boat were you given? Maybe we could figure out what you could make it in to

Bill, first off, Welcome to the forum. As for your question, it was, originally anyway, the 7612, Miss Budweiser. Unlike when the boat was first built, the cockpit was in the front, instead of behind the Merlin Engine

I can see why you're having a hard time finding anything on that boat. It missed everything prior to Detroit where it ran as the Richard Buick Special, scoring a 4th in heat 1A before a day ending DNF in heat 2. The boat ran as the Risley's in Madison, earning a 3rd and 4th and, a week later...

Bondrite 1132 Alodine chemical conversion coating. This stuff is used in aviation to prevent corrosion of aluminum. The drawback is it's not cheap at $194 for a "touch up" pen, plus shipping. It is easy to use, just like using a hiliter on a bare aluminum surface, just don't touch it until...

Just out of curiosity, will a cowl for an older version work with the new one? I might be interested in buying a kit, or three :rolleyes:

Just curious, who's hardware did you use? I know the rudder assembly is a Speedmaster, don't know the engine mount, strut, shaft or turn fin.

Now Steve, we have to at least try to give the impression that this thread has a positive tone to it, don't we? ;)

The role of the military is to enact/support the government's international policy. How it does so is by power projection or, if necessary, through military action. Obviously, military action should be used as a last resort. Intimidation and military actions have become a first choice tactic...

Korea 1950? Korea was divided by the surrender documents that ended WWII that were signed on the deck of the USS Missouri. In 1950, Communist North Korea, with the backing of China and USSR, invaded South Korea and had only to break the "Pusan Perimeter" to take control of the entire country...

IF you guys are going to throw amounts of money, number of overseas bases and number of personnel around, you really need to put it in context: The countries with the most US bases and troops are Japan, Germany and South Korea, two of which were defeated by the US & allies in WWII. South Korea...

I'm just glad you three(Tim, Brad and Don) aren't talking about me. I find it refreshing that this thread has stayed relatively civil. I've seen and participated in others that were downright nasty, both in this and other forums. At this point, I'm just waiting to see what happens with the...

Sounds good to me, Terry. Where most get in trouble is when they don't pull the straps tight enough. If you block the outlet and blow, the mask should hold the pressurized air inside. If it doesn't, you need to tighten up the strap(s) in the area that's leaking and try again. If you cover...

Just out of curiosity, for those that use a half or full face respirator, how do you check to see if the straps are adjusted tight enough? Do you cover the filters and suck or block the outlet and blow? One way is right and the other hides a misadjusted mask. One of my tasks, at work, is to...

Mike, when you say scale, are you talking 1/6, 1/8 or 1/10?

And, as a follow up to his vids yesterday, Brayden has found the flaw in the Democrat's "house of cards". He explained his discovery on this morning's video: