new sea craft owner

[McGillicuddy]

I've bought a lot of stuff from Capt. Chuck at clrmarine.com his prices are very good and he answers his phone. I think he's based in Michigan. Check his stock quantities if in a hurry. I received both Moeller and Sea Choice brands - they looked Identical to my

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I got some 4, 5 and 6 inches, But I believe the scuppers themselves I cut to like 3-3/8"

The flaring tool is also in this catalogue page series. You will gave to get an extended length bolt for the tool.
I thing I used a 5-1/2" bolt.

P.S If your Mariner 115 is the inline six, I found a 13-3/4 by 15 black max to be perfect for my Seafari prop

[eggsuckindog]

Its designed to keep the deck clean and washed out - its all planned

[deerhunter]

well, i have everything to do it, now if the rain would stop and the boat could dry out . my friend gave me this boat for free. wish i could figure out how to do pics. sat for 5 yrs but is still in good shape. going to maine salmon fishing for a week and will get er done when i get back. thanks for all the help .

[deerhunter]

well, got the scuppers all done with new tubes . did the transom ones also. be taking it out to the vinyard for for some striper and fluke fishing this weekend.