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    Originally posted by Iwndr View Post
    we may need bigger and clearer pictures to be sure
    That was directed at ET's group pic
    "Failing to prepare is preparing to fail" John Wooden- Rest in Peace

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      I probably got another 2 - 3 lower TAPS positions out of it which helped a ton! Before the mod I really couldn't use TAPS above 2, maybe 3 depending on weight.

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        Originally posted by Fiveflat View Post
        enough said...
        HA!

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          Originally posted by dingleberry View Post
          houston - what is the thing circled in red?

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          Anode????
          "Failing to prepare is preparing to fail" John Wooden- Rest in Peace

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            Originally posted by Iwndr View Post
            Anode????
            That's what I was thinking it might be. But thought I'd ask someone who actually knows. Which obviously isn't the Dr

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              Originally posted by Iwndr View Post
              That was directed at ET's group pic
              YES

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                I saw it, but didn't ask.

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                  Originally posted by Iwndr View Post
                  so those two holes you drilled are crooked, You did not take it off the transom and redrill any holes there did you?
                  That should be a easy fix on that mount
                  I drilled it without taking the plate off. My error was that I used a unibit to drill the holes and I accidentally drilled the right hole a little too big for the bolt. No matter how much I tighten it, the water pressure pushes the bolt up higher in the hole I drilled. I either need to put a sleeve in there or just open the left hole up a little more. The water is always pushing up so it will never slip down.

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                    Originally posted by dingleberry View Post
                    houston - what is the thing circled in red?
                    Yep. It's a zinc anode.

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                      Originally posted by houstonshark View Post
                      I drilled it without taking the plate off. My error was that I used a unibit to drill the holes and I accidentally drilled the right hole a little too big for the bolt. No matter how much I tighten it, the water pressure pushes the bolt up higher in the hole I drilled. I either need to put a sleeve in there or just open the left hole up a little more. The water is always pushing up so it will never slip down.
                      Change the screw out for a bigger bolt in the one if they are centered
                      "Failing to prepare is preparing to fail" John Wooden- Rest in Peace

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                        What's funny is that we only had about 3 days all summer where the water was salty, at least where I could tell. The anode stayed looking new until those 3 days and then started to corrode. After those 3 days, it has pretty much stayed looking the same.

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                          Tire rotation post.

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                            Originally posted by houstonshark View Post
                            Yep. It's a zinc anode.
                            Gotcha. Thanks.

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                              Originally posted by dingleberry View Post
                              That's what I was thinking it might be. But thought I'd ask someone who actually knows. Which obviously isn't the Dr
                              That Hurts
                              "Failing to prepare is preparing to fail" John Wooden- Rest in Peace

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                                I think I'll get new tires for the truck tomorrow
                                "Failing to prepare is preparing to fail" John Wooden- Rest in Peace

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