Removal photo is of the tools used to remove old insert and rub rail. This is the easy part remove aluminum cap that is over the rub rail on the rear of the hull. Pry the insert end out and pull it out all the way around. Using a #12 drill bit drill just threw the center of heads of the 125 rivets(they do make a tool that will hold the drill in the center of the rivet) that hold the rub rail on.Using a punch snap the heads and tap out the buck tails with small punch.
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1991-1994 Prostar 190 rub rail replacement.
Removal photo is of the tools used to remove old insert and rub rail. This is the easy part remove aluminum cap that is over the rub rail on the rear of the hull. Pry the insert end out and pull it out all the way around. Using a #12 drill bit drill just threw the center of heads of the 125 rivets(they do make a tool that will hold the drill in the center of the rivet) that hold the rub rail on.Using a punch snap the heads and tap out the buck tails with small punch.
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Originally posted by lmunson View PostAs always looks great. I just replaced the rubber and used bolts instead of rivets so I could come back if needed. Thanks for the eBay lead. Could you include a link as I was not able to find the listing. I was thinking of a Mastercraft badge on the dash but there is already 7 MasterCraft decals around, so if someones confused about the manufacture one mores not going to help. You said there was never a radio. What was in that location and did you have speakers. I've debated fabricating a light weight tower attached at the T top mounts. Not for wake boarding but for carrying a sun shade. I don't like the idea of adding a bunch of holes and rods used in the standard aftermarket kits. What are you thinking?
I am with you on the sun shade do not like the standard aftermarket kits. I did see one that was attached to the front of ski pylon by two 1" aluminum poles that held up a rectangular frame with a fabric covering it looked like something you would see on a center console boat that looked good to me but I do not think it is available any more.
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Originally posted by lmunson View PostAs always looks great. I just replaced the rubber and used bolts instead of rivets so I could come back if needed. Thanks for the eBay lead. Could you include a link as I was not able to find the listing. I was thinking of a Mastercraft badge on the dash but there is already 7 MasterCraft decals around, so if someones confused about the manufacture one mores not going to help. You said there was never a radio. What was in that location and did you have speakers. I've debated fabricating a light weight tower attached at the T top mounts. Not for wake boarding but for carrying a sun shade. I don't like the idea of adding a bunch of holes and rods used in the standard aftermarket kits. What are you thinking?
This guy makes the panels for the switches. I have gotten several from him. Great guy to work with.
Also have a look here.
Also ping TT member gweaver and see what he has to offer.
You have cutouts for speakers (fourth gen boats) that are covered with vinyl. Will be four holes in the gunnel storage panels (2 each). I have no idea what boat you have (not displayed in anyone's profile since the new format (an easy fix)).
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Oh I found this sometime ago. If your interested in refurbishing your old gages http://www.kocianinstruments.com
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As always looks great. I just replaced the rubber and used bolts instead of rivets so I could come back if needed. Thanks for the eBay lead. Could you include a link as I was not able to find the listing. I was thinking of a Mastercraft badge on the dash but there is already 7 MasterCraft decals around, so if someones confused about the manufacture one mores not going to help. You said there was never a radio. What was in that location and did you have speakers. I've debated fabricating a light weight tower attached at the T top mounts. Not for wake boarding but for carrying a sun shade. I don't like the idea of adding a bunch of holes and rods used in the standard aftermarket kits. What are you thinking?
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Originally posted by waterlogged882 View PostWhere did the joints (of the three sticks you bought), land? Curious as to the joint configuration. I ask, compared to the one piece semi-rigid kit I have. Thank you.
That rail looks good.
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Originally posted by RDahler View PostThe new Rub Rail
That rail looks good.
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Originally posted by lmunson View PostLove the work. I have the exact same boat. Waiting to see what you did with the engine cover cup holder/vent. Also interested in how you deal with the dash center piece, seems kind of cheesy. I reinforced the broken corners with fiberglass and then custom made backer brackets and then through bolted with electric blue cup washer and ss bolts. Still haven't dealt with the rocker switch panel. Thanks for solving my gas fume issue never occurred to me it would be the pump seal.
There is a guy on Ebay selling a replacement rocker switch panel that is a direct replacement made out of aluminum and engraved.
I just finished my rub rail installation I have been asked to post a very detailed description of the process for others that may want to take this on to know what was involved.
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Love the work. I have the exact same boat. Waiting to see what you did with the engine cover cup holder/vent. Also interested in how you deal with the dash center piece, seems kind of cheesy. I reinforced the broken corners with fiberglass and then custom made backer brackets and then through bolted with electric blue cup washer and ss bolts. Still haven't dealt with the rocker switch panel. Thanks for solving my gas fume issue never occurred to me it would be the pump seal.
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Dang, incredible find on eBay. It's been a true pleasure to follow this build...can't wait to see the final product, and a vid of it on the water. Above all the rest, truly one of a kind!!!
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Originally posted by RDahler View PostHinge Observer Seat 91-95 PS-190 Mastercraft # 560200 NLA
After a lot of research Found the original Stanley 342 Pivot Hinges on Ebay
My Hinges were a little loose in the pivots.
Glad you found a set of seat back hinges. Every fellow should have a set of these in the spare parts bin.
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Hinge Observer Seat 91-95 PS-190 Mastercraft # 560200 NLA
After a lot of research Found the original Stanley 342 Pivot Hinges on Ebay
My Hinges were a little loose in the pivots.
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Originally posted by RDahler View PostResealed the joint between the deck and the hull.Taped above and bellow the joint I cut the tip on calk tube for a small hole 1/16" ran the bead along the joint smoothed it with finger and removed the tape before the silicone skinned over. I used one tube of silicone and one roll of tape.
Looks good.
Thank you for the goods. I really appreciate it. I owe you a Coke. Travis was a really nice guy and his mom is just a peach.
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