The New Floor Is In, Well Half Of It... Making Progress!!

Trim pump is in, trim tab pump on order, stringers and supports are done, and half of the floor is in! Make a ton of progress in this video. Next step, finish up the middle of the floor so we can stop looking at that gas tank!

[@richardgomola29]

I bet the fuel tank install was fun lol. Floor is coming together nicely good job

[@brianbluemkejr]

Oh it sure was, luckily I had a good friend that came over to help toss it in. Turns out there was a lot more fuel in it still then I thought.

[@TheStephenspann27]

I would put some of those pre made access panels above the sending unit and hose connections

[@brianbluemkejr]

Yup, that’s what I’ve been looking at recently might order some tonight

[@andreireal9158]

Video on the trim pump assembly is really helpfull, might need to reassemble mine sometime, if the boat will ever hit the water that is. Thanks!

[@brianbluemkejr]

No problem at all, glad it was helpful!

[@miamoooo]

You’re really talented! Cool video

[@brianbluemkejr]

Thank you so much!

[@davidskinner6765]

Looking good. 👍

[@brianbluemkejr]

Thanks 👍

[@jamess3532]

I doubt there was water in the fluid. If the lines were flushed it was likely air causing it to be milky from aerating the fluid as everything primed. You probably should have replaced the solenoids while you were at it if you didn't do those.

[@brianbluemkejr]

Didn’t even think about that, ya hopefully it’s just from air bubbles. And ya I actually did replace the solenoids in a previous video.

[@CorruptHawkeyez]

Just came across your videos, this is why I'm posting now, everything looks good, but should have made the plywood joints centered over stringers. You're losing a lot of strength for when you go to stepping around on your deck especially on top of one of those plywood cuts that is hanging out in the middle where the edge has no support. Any edge of the plywood should always have some type of support underneath it.

[@brianbluemkejr]

That’s some great advice. Looking back at it, I’m not sure why I didn’t think of that when installing…. Appreciate the advice!