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Nice looking rig. Excellent!

You plain are NOT going to screw up a thing, Brother Tracer. It's all good. All of us here are behind you, through the Good, the Bad (if the gods will it), and even the Ugly (we've all been there)! And besides, don't want all this good popcorn going to waste...

Oh, man, now don't go and start talking here about the "Fiery Furnace"!!! Nobody will know what I'm talking about...wonder if I can find a vid of that scene...might go and check.

Late on-board here, but ALL in: - Subscribed

Yeah. A noise you don't want to hear. That don't sound good at all. Sorry you had that bad luck.

Thanks for the update post. Wasn't sure here: - Is the turbo already installed? Easy install?

Redundant is Good. Don't know for sure, but it's a USN thing I believe: - No pull-overs on the open water where you can "stop" and try and figure out a problem - Especially during combat, when what you need is a quick fix NOW The old PT-Boats of WWII were full of redundancies (likely for that...

rustystud, missed you, too, Brother! Yeah, sure enough, I dragged my big sorry behind back here into the mix. Still didn't get everything done I had hoped to, but I just got lonesome for all the fun over here, you know?! :beer:

Likely that you're not laughing. You hit bad luck? Tell you what, I'm not laughing (been there). But if it makes you feel better, maybe somebody somewhere got a laugh here from your "adventure"...

Clear out the garage, build the assembly line, recruit the neighborhood Little League ("hey kids, want to play with some spray paint?!"), and you could have a business there, you know? Go world-wide on the web (Amazon will pick you up in a week, maybe even an hour). The key is the price-point...

I'm in. Subscribed!

I want to make sure I know what you mean here, cucvrus: Are you saying use "grease-and-oil" (like white lithium and 3-in-1) INSTEAD of any spray-on (like a WD-40)?

Whoa. Impressive! Just curious, do you know offhand what is the vertical reach (tremie included), for pumping of those rigs in the bottom-most (last) pic? Assuming the pump can carry all that head, like what is the topmost height they can pump to?

Crazy! Hope you were whistling a happy tune. :driver:

It never hurts to have friends in high places. :jumpin:

Great pics, kira2235740, thanks! Is that a kit, or are you going "homegrown" with some standardized logs?

SOOO glad you didn't choose to run an errand after the clean-up.... YIKES [thumbzup]

"Seems" is good, and in the right direction. But on behalf of others, the hope was to get a confirmation of intent (even the engineering), through a reference to "chapter-and-verse" in a TM, or something similar. Maybe though that kind of verification just does not exist.

In response: - Is the spool take-up of the Deuce winch designed/ engineered to synchronize with the forward progression of the Deuce (when it is in Low/First)? This question was only "parked" here in this thread to save the trouble of starting a new stand-alone thread. But of course, now in...