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Twin outboards, and mighty beefy outboards at that?! I get the picture now: -It's not a fishing skiff -It's not a ski boat It's a Go-FAST Boat!! Nice.

"Some assembly required" is the price to pay for any worthwhile project, and this one looks well worth it! Checking the pics and happened to notice the sport boat on the trailer -you know, a drift and all, please forgive this- but: - What you got, ski boat? Fishing skiff?

Slick. That's some major investment. But again: VERY slick! What drove you to do all the homework and shopping to make all this happen?

"Make a Hole, make a Hole!!"

I hear you. It's like you're looking for excuses not to commit to that first hole, you just got that feeling of impending disaster.... But then 3-4 holes into, ALL good!!

Because somebody somewhere is growing YOUNGER?! Wait, maybe you're right: - Ponce de Leon That's it. Right?! Do I get a prize?!!

Looks like 1/4" aluminum angle, nice. Where did you source that?

Unfortunate, but maybe even no QC at all. There are companies out there that just don't get it.

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You can never be sure any label is accurate, but the thought there is sure helpful: - Labelling what is going on for the "next guy", that has to deal with the install

Ingenious! I never thought that growing trees would be a challenge in the Great State of Maine: - Isn't that the place where the Tree was invented?!!

Maybe you could tell us. But that would be odd. Or...would it?

You really get the deck stacked with that card trick: - Brilliant!

Agreed there: - Give yourself credit for making progress...of ANY kind!

Hey, Bulldogger! No perfect shop to recommend to you, but there is a heavy truck repair shop out in Newington called Equipment Works, Inc. that knows what they're doing: - Owner is a good man name of Steve (and wish I knew his last name but don't). - If he can't help you he'll let you know...

Poplar!! That's so funny. I was thinking it was some tropical hardwood of some kind. What a hoot!!

That's a good looking heavy-duty installation. Nice. What kind of lumber is that clear-grained tropical looking wood at the seating/ sleeping area (the 2x material)?

Yeah, questions, it's how I learn stuff! I don't learn too fast, mind you. I'm kind of a numbskull. But eventually I actually DO get a little smarter.

Great pics. Thanks! Is cast iron for the gear case at all unusual? And then (you know, so may great pics, so many lame questions), what's your panel finish, plain polyurethane?

That gear case looks like it's cast iron, is that what it is?