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kapla 
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 Posted: April-19-2012 at 9:22pm |
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luckily you didn´t toast the clutch packs...
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<a href="">1992 ski nautique
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8122pbrainard
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Posted: April-19-2012 at 9:57pm |
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John,
I'm sorry but I disagree regarding it not being his fault. Any reputable mechanic is not going to rebuild something with known bad parts. I wonder if he knew or even checked it? The bottom line is he did a half a##ed "rebuild". |
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jzarski
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Posted: April-11-2013 at 4:35pm |
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Need some help with my 351. I am loosing oil pressure at the 3500 RPM range. This is what is happening.
I have 40psi at idle and up to 3000RPM. soon as it gets up around 3500 and up it drops to 20psi.  Now I checked oil level and its reading full. Does any one have any suggestions? I am going to put a mechanical gauge on it to see if its a electrical issue, but any other ideas would help. O yeah, motor info is 1981 PCM 351w John |
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SNobsessed
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Posted: April-11-2013 at 6:52pm |
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Check the wire connection at the sender. Long shot, but easy check.
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“Beer is proof that God loves us and wants us to be happy.”
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Kristof
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Posted: April-12-2013 at 5:28am |
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How is that boat looking now?
Nice to see this thread pop up again. Post some pictures of her please 
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- Gun control means: using BOTH hands!
- Money doesn't make one happy, but when it rains cats and dogs, it's still better to cry in a Porsche than on a bicycle... |
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ny_nautique
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Posted: May-08-2013 at 9:48pm |
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I hope John worked things out and has been enjoying the Fish Nautique. I just re-read this thread to get me ready for tearing into the San Juan.
John, if you're able to we'd all love to see some pics of it in its natural habitat - water instead of in a garage or on a trailer. |
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jzarski
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Posted: May-08-2013 at 11:08pm |
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Boat is doing great. The oil pressure issue was just a bad sending unit. She was in the water Monday for a few hours. Except it wasn't me who had her out it was my friends. I will post some pictures of it in the water. Going to take it out Saturday for some family fun in the sun.
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CaptStoots
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Posted: June-01-2013 at 9:54pm |
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How's the engine work coming along? I love your boat would love to see some more pictures!
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jzarski
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Posted: August-12-2013 at 11:03pm |
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These where long over due. Boat is still doing great. I love this thing.
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ultrarunner
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Posted: August-12-2013 at 11:12pm |
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Looks teriffic jzarski!
Nice job. |
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Kristof
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Posted: August-13-2013 at 5:16am |
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She looks really great jzarski!
Looks quite cool with all the fishing rods on it  Are the cables from your control unit at the top running through that black sleeve? Is it not in the way when driving the boat on the lower console? |
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jzarski
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Posted: August-13-2013 at 1:44pm |
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Yeah all the cables are run through that black tube. It is on the opposite side of the steering wheel, so not much of an obstruction. Maybe for the person sitting next to me (aka the wife
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mymarinemechanic
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Posted: November-30-2013 at 6:30pm |
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Hello, I have the same year hull with twin V6 inboards. My boat was one of 3 built and was built for Walt Malone the old owner of Correct Craft. I have gutted the hull & started the stringer system with composits.
1) +/- what did this project cost? 2) Where did you find the hatch forms/inserts? I like what you did in the rear deck...not sure I would attempt it myself...not real comfortable w/glass work yet. I have been fixing boat engines, drives & electricals for many years but never got into glass & paint before now. I have 1 inch NidaCore for the deck, 2 inch stringer forms & 4 inch bulb heads. I am in south florida and am interested in finishing my 1981 Fish Nautique, so any information would be helpful. Thanks Dieter |
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8122pbrainard
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Posted: November-30-2013 at 7:47pm |
Dieter, Welcome to CCfan. How about some pictures? We love them!! Make sure you also make a diary entry. We want to have every CC in the world in the CCfan diary section! BYW, I suggest you look into the history of CC. Walt was NOT the owner! |
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mymarinemechanic
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Posted: November-30-2013 at 9:15pm |
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thanks for the response. I will post pictures of this disaster as soon as I can. I was told Walt was the owner and a gentleman named Art was the builder at that time. I was also informed that there were only three of these models built. Any clarification would be greatly appreciated. Thank you very much
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Gary S
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Posted: November-30-2013 at 9:21pm |
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Although I havn't seen him on lately Art is active on here, holidays might have him busy .
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jzarski
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Posted: November-30-2013 at 10:30pm |
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Is this Adams old boat? I would love to chat with you about it. Adam came to look at my boat a few months back. Guess he couldn't handle the restore? Good luck with it. I know he got the stringers from compsys here in Melbourne fl. If I can be of any help let me know.
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mymarinemechanic
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Posted: December-01-2013 at 10:20am |
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why yes it is. He never finished the stringers so I am starting from scratch. I did get all the materials he purchased to do the job along with the boat. I am currently rebuilding the two engines that came with the boat originally. I saw your blog and I see the similarities in what he was trying to do the only difference is this boat has two motors.
if you don't mind me asking, how much did the hull restoration end up costing you? also, in some of your pictures I saw some special equipment do you specializes in restoration?
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jzarski
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Posted: December-01-2013 at 1:54pm |
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I do specialize in boat restoration but I did have fiberglass experience before I started the resto. I was no pro but I had an understanding of it. After the resto I would say I have a great understanding and respect for the people that do it everyday. The equipment you see in the project, I purchased just for the resto. It saved me sooooooo much work and time. Is it necessary for a project like you are wanting to take on........not really but just don't get to far ahead of yourself when you do the glass work. Better off doing sections at a time and then blending them to be right. This does not apply for the stringers. I suggest getting a few of your good buddies to help with setting the stringers.
As for the total cost of the resto. It was well over the 10K mark after I was completely outfitted. John |
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Gary S
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Posted: December-01-2013 at 2:18pm |
Which not counting your time is less than a new high hp outboard 
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jzarski
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Posted: December-01-2013 at 2:31pm |
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Yeah that definitely doesn't factor in the year and a half I spent on it. I worked on it pretty much everyday.
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