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Those old motors had trouble with the Upper Main Bearing wearing out. That will give you "Ignition" Fits. It'll run well at some Rpm's and terrible at others and usually go pretty well at Hi Rpm's. But On the way getting to the High Rpm's, it will hit a very rough spot and nearly quit. Watch out for...

I fished for some years in an 8' (Kit) pram.
Fly fishing was great in that little boat. Just stand in the middle of the boat when you cast.
The bottom in my boat was 1/4" Marine ply. Painted, no Glass.
It held me standing just fine.

A shot of Carb Cleaner into the Intake before you crank it has always worked for me!

I'm pretty old. I've been outdoors fishing and hunting since I was 10 in Water Crafts. Some of them were pretty dangerous too, and I proved it so! There's lot's of Babble on Global warming. Each of those opinions is somebody stroking themselves in my opinion. The Global weather cycles, in and out, e...

Opinion here.l :oops: Experience from living short times in a Cabin boat. Lot's of Windows! Yes, I know wall space is precious, but Windows are like a light to highlight things that go bump in the night. Make a "Rain Gutter" at the bottom of the windows so the 'running' condensation can be caught be...

I grew up poor. I learned that every smidgen bit of left over can be used for something.
Other people grew up without a sense of values.
Those poor folks need to categorize anything that does not have 'road signs'

Re-engineering is a Religion without hypocrites!

WOW!
I didn't realize what the word "Inexpensive" meant till now!

There's a Saw mill near me. He says he can cut Oak, in 12" X 14' down to 3/8" boards. I thought he was asking too much, till I read this post.

How about a Heat gun and some clamps?

I've bent wood, but it takes a long time to put a Stress on the board, and come back later to add more stress till you get what you want. Patience!

Zac your gonna outlive and outgrow anything you build right now.
Build that 12' Row boat and you'll learn to love boats and boating.

Git er' dun bub!

I was 16 yrs old and helped a guy build 10 or 12 Mckenzie river drift boats (knockoffs) in an Assembly line environment. He'd cut, I'd paste! :mrgreen: Later on I found it was such a luxury to have each piece cut correctly and ready to put in place. No Strain, no Slivers in my hands, and no mess wit...

C'mon Doc, that's just a pile of unpainted boards. We've seen that before! :lol: Your almost there Bub. I recall a big Plywood boat I bought. Thinking I'd have it in the Water in a week or so. When I got the Devils off I see the Ribs are bad. OK: Sister Ribs....then... it kept going until my Uncle t...

More than one guy shot a hole in the roof of our range after he 'polished' his trigger.
Especially shooting when your fingers are cold!
Or your whole body is shivering.
Stick with the 8 Lbs it came with and you'll never face anybody in court over 'modifying' a weapon.

I got to see the OMC plant near Dalton GA just before it closed and became a part of Bombardier.
I've also been though the Chevvy II and Old's Omega plant in Miamisburg Ohio.
Those are interesting to me as I was going to be an "Industrial Engineer" which is setting up assembly lines.

I still have my Rhom .22 6 shooter I bought for $9 from a Hock Shop in Seattle in 1958.

Shoot it a lot. It's fun, and the more you get to know the gun, the better you'll become with it.
Look out bad guys, Here comes Da Judge!

You may come up short a Toe or two if you practice quick draw!

Regarding Tool box, Electrical Switch boards and a hundred other things. Have any of you converted a Hair Blow Dryer to blow 350 Degrees? :wink: I see we can completely Re-work HDPE. Chop up Milk cartons and other Food containers. Put them in the Oven (not your wife's oven) down in the Barn. Turn it...