What Work did you do on your Mastercraft Today?

[thatsmrmastercraft]

The UPS man has been coming up the drive all winter long. I bet he is glad he is done with those trips. Complete restore of the trailer here I come. Big thanks to all the help from everyone on here, deals, and advice.



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Nice bunch of goodies.

[WakeWise]

Changed out the trailer winch.



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[scott023]

Changed out the trailer winch.



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Ive been considering one of these. Have you tested it out?

What # rating would I need for the x45?

[Bubbacuse77]

I love the f2 winch but I did go with the one size larger but not sure I needed to.

[blflak]

Steam cleaned the engine/bay. Cushions still in route to Viper Customs.



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[Bouyhead]

bi-annual riser / exhaust manifold inspection - Passed - the orange on the mating surface not rust..

The " meat" you fresh water guys keep in between the exhaust and water passages amazes me. Salt water will diminish that clearance to dangerous levels in 5-7 years with religious flushing.

[bet_on_black]

From this:


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6mm polycarbonate cut and heated (to bend) then covered in some carpet I had lying around. Added a switch for my second battery and some terminal posts so that I can connect up a 12v accessory up to 30A feed, plus charge the batteries without disturbing anything.

Nicely done!

[WakeWise]

Ive been considering one of these. Have you tested it out?

What # rating would I need for the x45?

I switched to this model on my last boat an X-10 and I loved it. Rating is 1400#. Not sure why you would need more than that. The standard XLT is rated for 1800#. I just personally like the compact size, the grip on the handle and the look of the unit.

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[WakeWise]

Ive been considering one of these. Have you tested it out?

What # rating would I need for the x45?

Hey Scott I believe anything over 1400lbs would be sufficient unless you are constantly cranking the boat on the trailer.

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[scott023]

Hey Scott I believe anything over 1400lbs would be sufficient unless you are constantly cranking the boat on the trailer.

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Thanks! I wasn't sure with the higher weight of the 45.

[curver900]

Nicely done!

That is a grrreat idea!!!! I will have to look into this!!!

[mgrubb]

From this:


To this:



6mm polycarbonate cut and heated (to bend) then covered in some carpet I had lying around. Added a switch for my second battery and some terminal posts so that I can connect up a 12v accessory up to 30A feed, plus charge the batteries without disturbing anything.

Great idea & very nice work!

[mikeg205]

put her back together..

[scott023]

put her back together..

Looks good Mike.

[Breiti]

working on custom made LED rings for the cup holder w/o visible LED´s