Winter Projects

[MILD THUNDER]

Another winter project completed. New Mills are up and running. Bolted on my 17x29 Four blade props today, and its gonna need bigger wheels for sure. This run was about 1/2 to 3/4 throttle. No speed numbers yet, need to get it propped right first, but everything running good. Ryan and I are really in need of some cold beers on the water, and soon!

[MILD THUNDER]

Some other pics...Ryan Floating today, New Cabin LED's for me, boats in the driveway, and tent's rigged up, so whether it was 99 degrees and sunny, we can still rigg them without SPF 50! LMAO

[redhotsommer]

Awesome Joe! And congrats to Ryan. I love how you can hear the boat for about 40 seconds before it even comes into view!

[Hammer01]

Awesome guys, thrilled for both of you!!!!! It always feels great when a project comes together as well as both of yours. Both rigs look stellar, as we all expected nothing but that from you two. Can't wait to see them on the water guys, and I will bring the sodas!!!!!

[SC288]

Awesome guys....boats are looking good!

[Magic Medicine]

Relief finally!!! Great job guys, I know you have been working your A$$Es off for quite sometime to make this happen!!!!

[MrCig]

Great Job guys!!!!!

Now if we can just get some nice weather on the weekends.

Mark

[Exhilaration]

Look'n Sweet!! And that look's like a damn fast trailer you have there, pushing that truck!!

[MILD THUNDER]

Thanks Guys....actually, another person Ryan and I owe a big thanks to is Tall Keith. Keith really helped both of us ALOT. From running to get parts, wrenching, cleaning, etc. The kid was over there working on stuff with us since snow was falling. He really gave us alot of his time and effort, neither he HAD to do. His help was much appreciated. Now, if he gets himself a boat down the road, at least he knows what he is in for!! He probably learned more about engines, trannies, drives, rigging, props, and carburetors, than most people who owned boats for 10 years still don't know....

Thanks Keith!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[redhotsommer]

Thanks Guys....actually, another person Ryan and I owe a big thanks to is Tall Keith. Keith really helped both of us ALOT. From running to get parts, wrenching, cleaning, etc. The kid was over there working on stuff with us since snow was falling. He really gave us alot of his time and effort, neither he HAD to do. His help was much appreciated. Now, if he gets himself a boat down the road, at least he knows what he is in for!! He probably learned more about engines, trannies, drives, rigging, props, and carburetors, than most people who owned boats for 10 years still don't know....

Thanks Keith!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Hahaha! You taught him about trannies.

[Payton]

Very cool guys. They look great! I may get mine fired up tomorrow evening and wash her up. I may try to go put my lift in Friday.

[J-Bonz]

Glad to see all you guys up and running! I cant wait for MI City Race!!

[SC288]

Shorties being built now after good results testing last weekend....thanks for the help Craig and thanks Todd for hooking me up with your drive guy! Can't wait for Hardy Party!

[MILD THUNDER]

Shorties being built now after good results testing last weekend....thanks for the help Craig and thanks Todd for hooking me up with your drive guy! Can't wait for Hardy Party!

nice!! Care to share your testing experience with the shorties?? Are you joining the rooster tail club now?

[Magic Medicine]

Shorties being built now after good results testing last weekend....thanks for the help Craig and thanks Todd for hooking me up with your drive guy! Can't wait for Hardy Party!

How'd it run???

[MILD THUNDER]

How'd it run???

ya, why you holding out on us Mike? SANDBAGGER!

[Magic Medicine]

ya, why you holding out on us Mike? SANDBAGGER!

My thoughts exactly!!!

[WETTE VETTE]

That is one long azz winter project!

[Ratickle]

That is one long azz winter project!

Long, very long, winters up north.......

[SC288]

ya, why you holding out on us Mike? SANDBAGGER!

About +5 on ole Pine Lake with Sportmasters....interested to see how the IMCO's will do as they have more of a sleek profile. It will be fun to take up to Hardy to figure out where the trim needs to be etc.