DanL
05-07-2006, 10:43 AM
Good Sunday Morning to all,
My name is Dan, I am 47 Yrs Young & I live in Charleston, SC, Lots of riding space. You can actually ride all day long and never see the same place twice until you ready to pull out of the water.
I have owned a 1979 21' Entertainer I.O. since 1992. The Blue/Green Metal flake haul is in excellent shape and I overhauled the interior around 1996 putting all new treaded marine wood with light grey upholstery with blue strips running through the grey.
In 2001 I replaced the 260 Merc Cruiser with a 2000 350 GM pushing 325 Horsepower at the crank, there shortly after I replaced the original out drive due to more torch than the old drive could handle. Man what a ride!
With the old Merc crying, I could barely get 67 MPH out of her, now at 4300 RPM she’s not even breaking a sweet. WOT is at 5600 RPM and that gets a little hairy, what a rush!
I am currently in the process of taking all of the original hardware off the deck and going back with stainless and at the same time I going to compound the deck to get the clouding out of the glass. Any suggestions?
Well I am off to Church and we will say a prayer ask the good Lord to Bless you all and your watercraft as well. Checkmate!
Standing By, Dan
My name is Dan, I am 47 Yrs Young & I live in Charleston, SC, Lots of riding space. You can actually ride all day long and never see the same place twice until you ready to pull out of the water.
I have owned a 1979 21' Entertainer I.O. since 1992. The Blue/Green Metal flake haul is in excellent shape and I overhauled the interior around 1996 putting all new treaded marine wood with light grey upholstery with blue strips running through the grey.
In 2001 I replaced the 260 Merc Cruiser with a 2000 350 GM pushing 325 Horsepower at the crank, there shortly after I replaced the original out drive due to more torch than the old drive could handle. Man what a ride!
With the old Merc crying, I could barely get 67 MPH out of her, now at 4300 RPM she’s not even breaking a sweet. WOT is at 5600 RPM and that gets a little hairy, what a rush!
I am currently in the process of taking all of the original hardware off the deck and going back with stainless and at the same time I going to compound the deck to get the clouding out of the glass. Any suggestions?
Well I am off to Church and we will say a prayer ask the good Lord to Bless you all and your watercraft as well. Checkmate!
Standing By, Dan