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I have a 1987 Montauk. My seat cushion also is squished. I have recently started to leave the seat back in the middle so it's not touching the cushion.

I thought I would add some information regarding the concern about running the battery down if he left the voltmeter on. My daughter had a 2005 Honda Accord that had a radio that was causing the battery to run down overnight when the car was sitting. WE disconnected the radio but she hated going wit...

My SPORT 13 had the small hole at the bottom of the bow storage area as shown in the picture. It did not have the two holes up top.

Buy plastic or brass tubing that just fits through the holes; glue in tubing. The foam is protected and you still have drains.

I have a 1987 Montauk. A few years ago I replaced the trailer with a 5-STARR [a model of trailer made by LOADRITE] galvanized trailer, model 5S-17220090V with leaf springs. It should be very close in size [to the trailer mentioned above]. The 5-STARR-model trailers are made [by LOADRITE]. My [1987 M...

Everyone—thanks for all the information.

I see an Igloo 94 marine ultra but no igloo marine elite on igloo's website. Are they the "same" cooler? Seems like West marine mentions the elite.

After 30 years the original Montauk cooler is finally cracking and needs to be replaced. I have the console-mounted rod holders so I can't go too high. I searched for some information on coolers and Montauks but some threads are quite old. Cooler manufacturers seem to be changing their models and ne...

The 9.9 was easy to pull start and I don't think a 13 year old would have any problem starting it as long as the engine is in good shape. The 20 I had required way more strength.

I had a SPORT 13 of that [c.1979] vintage for 30 years. The boat initially had a 25-HP two-stroke-power-cycle engine with electric start and side console cable steering. Good engine choice. I sold the 25-HP and bought a 9.9-HP two-stroke-power-cycle engine so I could operate on a local lake with 10-...

I bought a complete 9-Ampere conversion kit made by Mercury-Quicksilver. The kit was manufactured in 2006. The regulator-rectifier looks to be the same design as the CDI units but there is no schematic to compare. If it fails I will replace with a CDI unit in the future.

This is an update. I removed the old rectifier and installed the new 9-Ampere voltage regulator-rectifier on the outboard. The hardest part of the installation was routing the wiring harness behind the oil tank. The new regulator works like a charm, and my GPS receiver did not shut off at all at hig...

Please tell us more about your repower experience and prop choice. I have been nursing an old 1987 Mercury 2 stroke power cycle 70 hp for about a year now and would love to repower but spending $10,000 on a 90 hp etec or almost 8,500 on a Yamaha F70 doesn't make much sense to me unless I keep the bo...

I repaired a 1987 70 hp Mercury that I needed to replace the exhaust adapter plate gaskets and water tube seal. I had to remove the powerhead to get to those parts and If you do want to change the swivel tube you will need to pull the powerhead. Since yours is a 2007 I don't think yours will be that...

I found a 9-Ampere rectifier-regulator kit that has all the parts needed including wiring harness, terminal block that replaces the old rectifier, heat sink mounting plate and the rectifier-regulator at a great price of $50. I hope that will fix the over-voltage.I will post an update after the insta...

I have a 1987 Montauk with a 1987 Mercury 70-HP two-stroke-power-cycle engine. This particular engine only has a rectifier that converts the stator output to DC. There is no regulator, and as the engine run faster than 2500-RPM, the voltage can rise to over 15.6 volts. My Raymarine Dragonfly GPS son...

I had a similar problem on my 1987 Montauk replacing my twin 6-gallon steel tanks with a new Moeller tank that was supposed to be a direct fit. A channel built into the tank to allow the fuel line would have been nice but was not molded in. I got around that deficit in design by adding two 5/8-inch ...