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I know what the stocker is held with. I also know that sometimes removing too much material can weaken the part.

What's with the big a$$ bolts on the base ?

Just stick a flattened out soda can under the duct tape first. Ghetto as hell but works.

They also make pocket pu$$ys but I rather have the whole woman.

Search out X-scream or Thrust trim setups instead.

Interesting build. Never was a fan of top deck conversions but this one seams to make sense.

You let a motor sit with water in it ? WOW ! OK, at this point just pull it all apart and see what you can save.

I would start by pulling the plugs and maybe even the pump. See if that gets your motor turning over. How did your motor lock up in the first place ?

First, determine what went wrong and than you'll know what it will cost to make it right.

Now that's one clean looking nose. Rock da Square.

Measure twice, cut once. Not much help, I know but there isn't all that much to it.

Don't want to sound like a dik but why wouldn't the owner have refoamed and resealed the hull 2 years ago ?

Guess you missed the part where I mentioned a 90* bilge fitting that shoots water out and over the sides. Yes, I have spilled a bit of fuel in my bilge, having an internal fuel fill tends to make that easier. A few drops of fuel diluted in bilge water will never make your tray slippery even...

You can use a 90* fitting that will shoot water out the side or here's a thought. Keep your bilge clean. Never had any dirt or oil flow out onto my tray as the oil is mixed in with the fuel not the outside of the motor and dirt has no place anywhere under my hood.

Add a bilge pump for now but please, DON'T DRILL A HOLE ON THE SIDE OF THE BOAT. Use your dash to mount a bilge outlet. There's nothing worse than a perfectly good ski with a ghastly hole in the side.

They haven't been out that long. Scuppers and one-ways have been out there for some long term testing and many came back with positive results.

Same setup I have and till this day I haven't needed to cap off the scupper tube. As a matter of fact, I gave up on the bilge pumps about a year into the one-way. There was just no need for them.

The BOB sure did get a few people thinking and a few more take notice. There's one due to arrive in my neck of the woods in a few weeks. Can't wait to see how it rides our washing machine sloppy surf.

There's nothing wrong with back flushing through the pissers and restrictors. It actually does a better job of cleaning out the cooling circuits and your regular garden hose has more than enough pressure. Keep it simple.

Another reason to hate bilge pumps. They can't even drown a person properly. :wavey: