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Yes, I bought a Tohatsu 6hp a year ago. Easy to order and free shipping. They regularly get new stock. If a motor you want is out of stock, register your email address and they'll send you a message when it's back in stock - that's what happened to me. Ordered my motor the same day I got...

Last new outboard I bought is a 6hp Tohatsu 4 stroke for my Solo Skiff. Best price was at onlineoutboards.com and they also offer free shipping. Originally it was "out of stock" but I supplied them with my email and a month later was informed "back in stock". It was delivered within 5 days.

I've taken out a lot of skunks when I was trapping and learned to never, ever shoot them in the head - they always sprayed. The jab stick with syringe is supposed to work but the skunk needs to be in a trap first. The only method that ever worked was a low impact shot to the stomach with a .22...

Dani, when Otto was experiencing his skin infections I was told that Johnson Baby Shampoo has antibacterial properties. It did seem to help. Can't help with the rest of your questions.

I've got a Solo Skiff that weighs about 225# with a 6hp, gas and a bit off fishing gear. This system works whether I'm using a ramp or off the beach. The pvc is stuffed with 2x2s for added stiffness.

I've got a '95 115 Johnson that looked just like yours. It was backed into in my driveway. Repair shop suggested trying to beat it back into alignment - "Most likely break, but worth a shot". I used a hand mall as a buck and whacked the other side with a rubber mallet. Worked great. Still...

I'm interested in what you find out is causing this. Looks like you've tried different bulbs? Have you checked the fuel pump for a pinhole in the diaphragm?

Ditto

Interesting material. I'd call the company and ask for the contact info of a boat builder using their product. Looking at their website I don't see specific information on fasteners, adhesives, etc and only a brief mention of heat welding. What concerns me is the primary exterior material is...

Love your stories Dani - nice season wrap up.

Wow Dani, beautiful photos. Very nice job.

This is a fabulous recipe for turkey legs & thighs. I've made it several times successfully. https://honest-food.net/turkey-leg-stew-recipe/ I have made many of Hank's recipes and loved every one.

Yep, Buzz was who I was thinking of. My first intro to a Devlin design was in the early '90s up in N. Wisconsin. Met the builder of a BB1 at a boat ramp when he was launching with his 100+# Chessie.

Ad says it's a modified BB1 but couldn't it be a BB2? Hard to tell with the modified transom. In the DHBP early days a BB2 with a modified transom was built by a Floridian - can't remember his name though (Jamie?).

Great story Dani, congrats again. He sure is a handsome devil.

"It's not the steel's fault that some days I am a sucky shot [laugh]" Hahaha, more of us should adopt that mantra Dani.

I appreciate your input Fred. I hadn't considered Coosa board because I thought it might be a little expensive. Well I checked it out today - holey moley it's almost 10X the cost of MDO. In any case, the MDO has been cut, doubled, epoxied and set in place.

I was fortunate that one corner came out intact enough that I was able to trace the perimeter onto cardboard. Some additional measurements got me to the centerline. After determining that the cardboard was accurate, I transferred it to 1/4" sacrificial luan. The luan mock-up told me that my...

Ed, I couldn't wait any longer, I've got a fishing trip to Lake Erie coming up in early May. The total shocker for me was how much of the transom had turned into "worm bedding", at least 60-70%. I went through most tools in my toolbox trying to figure out what's going to work. As it turned...