What Work did you do on your Mastercraft Today?

[rh0dium]

What Work did you do on your Mastercraft Today?

New Flooring

Installed Deckadance

[prostar205]

Working on a completely new charging system. Two (2) new Odyssey 2150 batteries, new Blue Sea switch and ACR (Automatic Charge Relay) and all new wiring. Moving the engine start battery to the port side.

[Soder]

Working on a completely new charging system. Two (2) new Odyssey 2150 batteries, new Blue Sea switch and ACR (Automatic Charge Relay) and all new wiring. Moving the engine start battery to the port side.

You will love the Blue Sea switch/ACR. I installed one in both of the boats I've owned. I never worry about dead batteries anymore. I will never own another boat without that system...or one better.

[MasterCraft Ranger]

New Flooring

Installed Deckadance

Looks great!


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That is one of the best looking 45's I have ever scene.

[rh0dium]

That is one of the best looking 45's I have ever scene.

Awe shucks! I wish I could take all the credit but the prior owner [mention]JVDT [/mention]gave me proper MCOCD training


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[Prostar 190]

New Flooring

Installed Deckadance

Looks great.

[Prostar 190]

Installed a new UFP actuator assembly and switched out all the metal brake lines.

[Springfamily09]

1990 Maristar 240sc

Hello
Working on a 1990 Maristar 240sc and just tore up the carpet to find this on both sides of the ski pylon. It appears to be a 2”wide strip that has been riveted down. I’ve only owned the boat for 10 months and there is no boat history on any damage or repairs. There is no cracking on the hull or anywhere else on the boat and the original interior fiberglass walls show no signs of repair.

Any ideas?

[Springfamily09]

1990 Maristar 240sc

Hello
Looking for any idea as to what this is or what am caused it. Tore out the carpet today to find a 2” strip on both sides of the ski pylon. There is no other damages, no history of repairs and all of the original interior fiberglass and exterior gel coat are intact

[Awac146]

Swim platform Pad

I removed the original pad with a heat gun and putty knife. Then used a 3M adhesive remover wheel to remove residual adhesive from the old pad. Now just waiting on the new one to arrive.

[tex]

Dropped it off for gel coat repair!

[bturner2]

Good to see and hear that people are getting back at boating! We seem to be having an early spring up here in the great white north and hope to get the boat out of storage in a couple weeks. Of course now that I've said that it'll probably start snowing again.

[bret]

Going to be a busy week in the garage:


Cooling: New Water pump, thermostats, ECT, impeller and updated cooling hoses AFTER I get the alternator on the new lower mount(probably have to add wire to harness). Then new Coil Packs, plugs, wires, IAC. Then change rope bushing and cap with the brass piece I made several years ago, along with a brass shift knob. The trick release was just something I did to see if I could make the piece in brass. Last but not least, new engine box hinges to make quick release action.

[waterlogged882]

Going to be a busy week in the garage:

If the hinges use cotter pins (can't quite make it out in the photo), replace the cotter pins with round key-ring type connectors to put in the pin holes. You'll save slicing open a toe. Been there.

1/2" diameter works OK. Small enough to ignore yet large enough to get an opener to separate the ring to roll it out of the pin hole.


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