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Phil T

What has the maintenance schedule been? The water taxi operators I know have a set schedule and are rigorous, given they operate 24-7-365. The sets of compression numbers are close together so that is a good, but it appears one engine has a lower set of numbers; does it have more hours? If maintaine...

Phil T

Doug,

Congrats, the boat looks great.

There is an active thread on your exact query. Good recommendations.

http://continuouswave.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=833

I would agree with Maverick but go up to a 19" since you don't have a T-Top.

Phil T

admirable job Stephen!

Phil T

Read this thread?

http://continuouswave.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=765

Phil T

I do admire the Montauk 210 but there is no way I would spend $50,000 on a boat.

A mid 1990's Outrage 21 is half the price and is a better boat for the ocean.

Phil T

Todd makes one:

http://www.boatdepot.com/p-210/todd-universal-boat-leaning-post-pedestal-seat-replacement-system

Watch the install video too.

Phil T

You are on the right track.

I use either Marine Tex or Gorilla Glue. If you use the glue, mask off the holes since it expands. Trim off the overfilled once it sets.

Phil T

Bob -

Good luck with the swim.

Great to see you back again. We lost all email addresses with the old forum software. Drop me a line, appreciate an update.

Phil

Phil T

Good work!

In the off season, consider sending it out for re-chroming.

Phil T

Sebastian -

Nicely done.

Is that Garmin mounted via a rail mount? Can you provide details of the install and review? Maybe a separate thread.

Phil T

Bob--you get what you pay for. Members have noted the quality of the products sold by Specialty was not as good as they expected and far less than OEM, but many were pleased. General reviews: http://continuouswave.com/ubb/Forum3/HTML/020482.html Members in years past have stated there was a design p...

Phil T

Contact me when you are ready to sell. I am actively looking.

Phil T

The Tohatsu brand has a good reputation but it is not a high volume seller in the US. I recall there could be a relationship to Nissan outboards.

I would not be concerned, a good choice.

Phil T

Stephen -

I did a quick search of the old forum archives with no results. You may give it a go and see if you can find it.

http://continuouswave.com/whaler/oldForum/

Phil T

Butch - All the parts diagrams for 2002-2004 are the same. For 2005, there is one drawing "thru hulls" but it contains ALL the drawings. There is a drawing for the rear bait well. It shows the well drain T into the hose that connects the deck drain to the thru hull drain fitting. I would i...

Phil T

You don't need a jackplate. The dealer is trying to sell a motor he has in inventory. Find a different dealer.

Phil T

For your information, here are the parts diagrams. The design is not the typical thru hulls of most boats. Stern Deck Assembly #1 http://www.bostonwhaler.com/boat_graphics/electronic_brochure/Company94/_56_10212010000112.pdf Stern Deck Assembly #2 (note the drains) http://www.bostonwhaler.com/boat_g...

Phil T

The motor should be 2 holes up.

The brand of motor does not matter in this case.

Threads from the archive, slow to plane:

http://www.continuouswave.com/ubb/Forum4/HTML/007152.html
http://www.continuouswave.com/ubb/Forum8/HTML/004017.html

Phil T

The typical flap style scupper wears out and does not properly hold a seal.

Two solutions - short term and long.

Short term - remove the flap, rotate and reinstall.

Long term - replace with ping pong style.

Phil T

I have never seen a twin lever Morse control used for an outboard, only twins or a single inboard.

Are you sure you don't want change it out for a single lever Morse control?
http://www.fisheriessupply.com/teleflex-marine-ch5300-dual-function-lever-engine-control-single-ch5310p

Phil T

Bruce - I presume you are trolling on Sebago etc and not in Casco Bay? Most of the hardcore guys I know use a sock. A PITA but it works.

Phil T

--are there any other options for an under deck tank for this boat other than FMT who manufactured the original tank? YES , custom fabrication from local maker using existing tank as template. --are there plastic replacements available that won't rot? NO . Moeller and other brands are not able to ma...

Phil T

This is a Danforth style anchor. (I had to look it up)

Many members do a slight modification and shorten the thin rods to allow the anchor to fit. Credit for this mod goes to Chuck Triblet,
Lining the anchor locker with Dri-Dek squares protects the locker gelcoat.

Phil T

Rewire - After the spaghetti:

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I enclosed all the wires in bilge tubing and wireloom to protect it from objects getting thrown in the door (by others). Battery is in a floor cutout out of view.

Phil T

Bill was nice enough to send me 7 photos that I am hosting on his behalf.

Warning: For those with a weak stomach for damaged Whalers, don't look.

https://picasaweb.google.com/110044231333731607664/6278325283938865537?feat=directlink

Phil T

This is also known as keel rash. Pretty common. I had it on my 1987 Montauk.

Use Marine tex. To get a generally smooth finish, use wide packing tape to cover and smooth it out.

https://shop.hamiltonmarine.com/products/marine-tex-jr-kit-white-2-ounce-kit-32267.html

Phil T

Bret--Glad you are back! The Outrage 19 could be thought of as the classic 18 with an added insert or floor and the same hull design. The Outrage 17 II has the revised Accutrack hull. The Outrage 17 II will have more freeboard. From my experience, Buzzards Bay can get right snotty if Mother Nature h...

Phil T

Call Sue Lodel, Parts Manager at Beacon Marine--Twin Cities Marine

http://www.beacontcm.com

Phil T

It is not a warranty item. It's 10 year limited structural hull, 3 years parts/installation. See details here: http://media.channelblade.com/EProWebsiteMedia/2904/pdf/2016/2016_limited_warranty.pdf The only way you could get 2 1/2 gallons in the tank is through a hole or a fitting being loose. Havin...

Phil T

Congratulations, [a 1992 Boston Whaler OUTRAGE 17] is a fantastic boat, I owned a 1991 model. You are a member of a proud but small group. Engine weight of 350-lbs is the most you want. I had a F115 at over 400-lbs, and its weight was too much. To see and feel the difference [between the existing en...

Phil T

Personally, I would not go below a 115 hp motor.

A 90, propped perfectly, with a 4 person load and gear will be a dog to plane and pokey climbing up a swell.

Phil T

Are you referring to the Cam Lock, like this:

http://www.homedepot.com/p/Prime-Line-1-3-8-in-Brass-Cam-Lock-U-9953/100573903

Phil T

The answer is teak.

Have you consulted Walt @ BlackDuck?

http://www.blackduckgallery.com/WOODPARTS.html

Phil T

I would go into the archive, do a search on "outrage 19" and read a few thousand of the threads. Great reading.

http://continuouswave.com/whaler/oldForum/

Phil T

I have already recommended he contact Sue Lodel at Beacon/Twin Cities.

Phil T

A little eye candy to tempt you to attend. From '09

Phil T

This is Mercury's way of getting people to but their brand of accessory portable tank. Any EPA compliant marine portable fuel tank will work. JM3 - Using the phrase "I was told...." without stating who the person was that told it is a sure sign the information should be highly discounted. ...

Phil T

My boat, a 1987, had no sealant. Just screws and a few bolts. Sealant is not necessary.

While Deks Olje is a great product, consider straight teak oil going forward.

Phil T

Does the 341-lbs Suzuki cause the stern of the MONTAUK to sit too low? No. To test, add weight (use sand, water- weighs 8 lbs per gallon- bags of ?) to the stern to make the difference between current motor weight and future. For those with this setup, did you have to move batteries or other weight...

Phil T

You are now "1 hole up"

I say go into the "2 holes up" position if not higher.

Phil T

I agree with macfam. Up one at least, if not 2. Note you will gain 150 rpm's at WOT for each hole you go up. Yes, stainless gives better performance. Warning, prop size is not universal across manufacturers and or models so don't run out and get the same size you have now. What is the make, model an...

Phil T

BTE - Please state the model you have. Big difference between a Montauk 170, Dauntless 170 et. al.

Phil T

If you are referring to Allan's 190 Outrage tab install, not sure it is known. He sold his boat a long time ago and is not on the forum. He is a great guy. I would contact Lenco customer service and reference the edge mount referenced in the article. Personally I would go with the 9x12 listed here: ...

Phil T

Have you tried heat?

I would try a hair dryer first. If not then a heat gun but be really, really careful.

Phil T

Well said Andy!

Phil T

I can not stand that prat from Ship Shape. I would never try anything recommended by him. I have had success with fiberglass medium cut compound (3m or Meguiers) and a bristle brush head on a buffer or drill and then Woody Wax. I covered the entire floor with Dri-Dek after it was cleaned and it neve...

Phil T

If you are truly removing the oxidation, it will last more than a year. Prior to recommending a new product that has not been mentioned before, please detail the products and technique you are using now that is not working. It reads to me that it is the technique being used to restore the hull that ...

Phil T

http://martinmarinedesign.com

Phil T

Bob - If you decide you want a swim platform, contact Ray Martin at http://martinmarinedesign.com. They design for and build for whalers.

Phil T

Look here:
http://www.sea-dog.com/groups/1664-hand-rail-tees

and there is one here: http://www.suncorstainless.com/3-way-t-rail

You will most likely need to cut the rail, slide in fitting and then install a pig.

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