Showing posts with label boat. Show all posts
Showing posts with label boat. Show all posts

Thursday, October 15, 2009

Real American Heroes



So far from where we started

I like the fact that in most pics Luegers looks like he is up to no good...




Hey,

I have been really sick recently but these pics were sent to me not yesterday. Planned madien voyage for next Monday!

Wednesday, October 7, 2009

Guest Blog:Tim aka dad aka Mr. T aka the dude

Dad gives a shout out and update
Cam in, oil pan in, timing cover in, lifters and rocker arms in and adjusted (how about the cigar). Kuertz has a lead on an engine hoist. We need that so we can suspend the engine while installing the transmission. Cannot move forward without the tranny on. But in order for that to happen it has to come off the engine stand.

Leugers has this thing called a “fake Lake” so you can start your inboard on land. That will be smokey and very very loud. But that is a better alternative than going to the lake and striking out. Not that we will strike out but it is a huge time saver. Its getting cold here low of 40 Sunday morning (shit). Not stopping us but mid next week it will warm again. More conducive to boat stuff.

I have a few small parts to attach, but Keim and Kuertz have been the players. The belts and a few bolt ons are all that remain. Then the tranny.

Matsuzaka has disappeared. I am very lucky to have those guys. I would not have done it without them. And Tim Rovekamp is a true pro (with the cam bearings), its all in the tools as you know.

Peace.












Thursday, October 1, 2009

more engine updates

Here is another update for those of you boating and engine fiends out there and for those of you who dont care tough shit because this is awesomly exciting and cant wait to fire marty back up. over 30+ man hours gone in and should yield another 3 decades of fun upon completion. good times are gonna roll.






















Sunday, September 27, 2009

almost complete

Ok so For those of you who have had the privilage of enjoying Marty these past summers she is almost back and better than ever. thanks dad and mr kime for the pics Cams, heads, belts and reinstall is next. cant wait to get back out on the water














love that shirt jim

Wednesday, September 16, 2009

marty update



for everyone that doesn't know my dad and i have been rebuilding our boat engine after a fatal accident occurred one summer afternoon. the project is almost complete! here are cylinder honing pics he sent me from Cincinnati.