What Work did you do on your Mastercraft Today?

[aswinter05]

My wife and I spend the afternoon at the dock cleaning up our week old 209. We polished the seats with some StarBrite and 303. Also got in the water to wipe down the underside of the hull, exhaust area, decals, etc.

A couple sun-burns later, the 209 is looking fab!

[petermegan]

Started fitting a ND mini tower to my 2000 prostar 190. Wayne shipped it to OZ flat packed, what I didn't realize was that flat packed meant nothing welded, Hmm got a bit more work ahead of me than I planned. I ordered it a bit lower than normal and a few other changes so am making it up as we go. In a weeks time I will have time to get into the local engineer and get it all welded. We are in the middle of Winter here so no hurry.

[CCAnderson]

that is quite the assortment of pieces. I hope it goes together well.

[thatsmrmastercraft]

Pulled the fuel tank out and the original sender is shot. You would really think it would last longer than 35 years

New sender will be here Thursday.

[Double D]

Originally Posted by Double D

Yes, I know already!! I even said; "I think I need to invest in a new coupler now..." I will take care of it.

Cloaked, I can get you more detail on the vertical v-pad, send me a PM. However, not sure what you mean about typical crapola?? Whats up??

All right, new coupler and even replaced the chains with cables.




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[carlsonwa]

Originally Posted by Double D

All right, new coupler and even replaced the chains with cables.

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Where did you pick up those cables?

[Double D]

Originally Posted by carlsonwa

Where did you pick up those cables?

I went to my local marina, which I typically never go too, to pick up some Teak Oil and maybe buy the Coupler, had one set hanging on the wall. So I bought them. Cost was about $23. It was an unexpected purchase.

If you need more detail I can find the package and let you know who made them.

[thatsmrmastercraft]

Originally Posted by carlsonwa

Where did you pick up those cables?

I have the same thing and got them at Northern Tool. Also available at http://www.etrailer.com/

http://accessories.etrailer.com/search?w=safety%20cable

[mzimme]

Originally Posted by thatsmrmastercraft

Pulled the fuel tank out and the original sender is shot. You would really think it would last longer than 35 years

New sender will be here Thursday.

Curious as to what your symptoms were?

My fuel guage will usually read correctly the first time I turn the key for the day, but after that it's anyones guess as to how much fuel is actually in the boat. The guage bounces all over the place while underway, and then will read less than a quarter tank when sitting still. It'll do this even after I just filled up.

Sound like a bad sender, or bad guage?

[thatsmrmastercraft]

Originally Posted by mzimme

Curious as to what your symptoms were?

My fuel guage will usually read correctly the first time I turn the key for the day, but after that it's anyones guess as to how much fuel is actually in the boat. The guage bounces all over the place while underway, and then will read less than a quarter tank when sitting still. It'll do this even after I just filled up.

Sound like a bad sender, or bad guage?

Sounds like a sender issue. The float might be loose and bouncing all over. To test the gauge and wiring, disconnect the wire to the sender and it should read empty. Then connect the two wires together and it should read full. You can also check sender operation with the sender out and watch the gauge, as well as you can use an ohmmeter and watch the resistance change throughout the range of the sender. 35-240 ohms is the range.

My gauge just didn't read anything other than empty and gauge and wiring checked out.
Removed sending unit and unit reads open at all times. Sender arrived yesterday and I will be installing it in a couple hours.