Boat rides are sure a lot more fun when...........
June 2 I went up to little Spirit Lake, with just the 35hp on, rode around, ate lunch, no wind, marvelous. I love the new / used "Bimini" top
Top photo is Mt Spokane in the "off" season
Interesting cabin. From the amount of cabins hid back in the woods, I doubt there is any longer ANY public land along the lake.
Bimini type top was bought used/ little use. It is great. Only drilled two holes and they don't show, for the front guys drilled holes "up" in the underside of the gunnels and simply hook the guy hooks up into the holes "No new (visible) holes!!!
Due to the poor design of the fancy power tilt unit, the clamp on 35 is really too high, and you must be careful not to "lose" prop bite. Pisses me off that damn thing is poorly thought out. The deal is you cannot remove a bolt on outboard and slap a clamp on in place because they don't end up being the same relative height
June 2 I went up to little Spirit Lake, with just the 35hp on, rode around, ate lunch, no wind, marvelous. I love the new / used "Bimini" top
Top photo is Mt Spokane in the "off" season
Interesting cabin. From the amount of cabins hid back in the woods, I doubt there is any longer ANY public land along the lake.
Bimini type top was bought used/ little use. It is great. Only drilled two holes and they don't show, for the front guys drilled holes "up" in the underside of the gunnels and simply hook the guy hooks up into the holes "No new (visible) holes!!!
Due to the poor design of the fancy power tilt unit, the clamp on 35 is really too high, and you must be careful not to "lose" prop bite. Pisses me off that damn thing is poorly thought out. The deal is you cannot remove a bolt on outboard and slap a clamp on in place because they don't end up being the same relative height
