HenryHawthorne

It doesn't look it in the pics, but it was 32". I was thrilled when she got it to net. OK, here is today's update... The female thread...

Keep us posted if you do. From our various locales, we can bring resupply provisions and do a ridealong in our duckboats as you pass...

I followed it closely, and watched the live stream as he crossed is wake. John Bourbon and I have been talking about this ourselves...

With Railbird season a month away let’s see everyone’s skiffs here’s mine it is a 1922 Casper Bass built in Bridgeton NJ this is all...

Didn't make any progress today, had to go fishing this morning. :) The photo is of the junction of the valve bottom at the bottom end...

The male could be anything, it should be tapered pipe thread to match what I know is a female pipe thread. The female for sure isn't...

Jump on in! There are advantages, but also disadvantages. If I was doing this in my garage at home I'd probably be further along!

Man, I would love to build this. It seems perfect for SF Bay. I clearly just need to find the full auto shop to work in!

Can't hurt to try, you might get lucky and avoid some digging. But to my mind if the male section is cracked there are low odds of...

Assuming both fittings are npt, they normally don't bottom out if undamaged. One or the other is probably stripped or cracked. The 4"...

Carl~ Like Roy, I have had good luck with the heavier silver-sided poly tarps - 3 to 5 years up here in the Northeast. I pad the...

SJ That looks fantastic. You've done it in a short period of time too. No fooling around on your part.

I'm with you 100% on that. No way I'm compensating for a barrel that shoots other than where I point it. Sounds like you have a plan...

I just need laser focus, like my dog!

Coming down the home stretch. Interior sanded as much as I could stomach, first coat of paint applied by roller where possible. The...