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If it is an OMC make sure the gear oil in the bottom of the out drive is specifically for electric shift.

I used to work with fiberglass at a previous job. We used aluminum honeycomb board as a replacement for plywood. It is light, strong and very expensive. I don't know how well it will work for stringers but it would definitely be worth looking into.

Nice work. You may have to raise the seats a little. I have a similar yellow boat. I really like the cabin work.

rcurnow, Any chance I could get a look at that OMC PDF manual? JC, No camper top yet. Have just been sleeping in the cabin. rgds, hoosierhog

I get the same problem with my 76 240 WE. It takes quite a bit of water to activate the bilge pump under the stairs.

Take a look at my 1976 SRV240 weekender. I think yours may be a Sundancer. Mine has the OMC outdrive with the 351 ford engine. Click on my name and look at the pictures in my profile. I have the original OMC owners manual. I am not sure there was a manual for the boat.

Nice. Take a look at mine. I like the table and seats. Is that custom?

It may be a weekender. fyi

I have never heard of such an animal, but that does not mean it did not exist. I wonder what kind of performance it would get out of a jet drive.

Nice Boat with great lines. I don't envy you on the rub out of the hull. I am working on mine now and its killing me. These old boats are easy to work on and usually paid for.

Make sure your outdrive is all the way down. Check the to see if your drive knuckles are worn. fyi,

Anyone know what the max rpm would be for a OMC 351 235 hp engine. I think it was geared too low as the engine would only go to about 3200 rpm and seem to bog down. I have recently changed the outdrive and it has different gears. Now I can get well above 4000 rpm without going to WOT. I...

On mine there is a bilge pump under the step going down into the cabin that drains out a side drain. Seems like it always leave a little water down there. fyi,

75 OMC what? Is it 75 HP, 1975 or what. Need more info.

I would say get with the surveyor. If he says it can be done without pulling the motors he should know. Everyone else has not seen the damage. It could have been cause by a small though hole leaking. We are just speculating and the surveyor has the facts. Good Luck!

Welcome, My wife loves our 1976 240 weekender and she wants to go out more than I do. Our family has spent several nights on the lake this year. We purchased the boat in March 09. I think you will really enjoy the choice you made. I know we have.

Allen, Welcome aboard! Finally someone with an older boat than mine. Mine is a 1976 srv 240 weekender. What engine and outdrive do you have? I have found that you have to fix alot of small items at first on an old boat(relays, corroded wiring, etc...) but it is worth it. Be sure to do all...

Greg, I am currently using a 14 x 16 prop. This is the only one I have tried so I don't know if it is optimum, but it works. fyi,

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Well I made the mistake of getting into shallow water last weekend and really messed up my prop. The worst part is the splines on the drive shaft in the upper drive also were stripped. My Sea Ray 240 came with a OMC stringer low profile out drive. I have a OMC stringer high profile in my barn...