Boat Question

[tracker35]

If it really comes down to it, you can cut out the drywall in between two studs for the lower unit to slide in. you can then paint the area so that your motor looks like it has it's own personal cubby hole. I am serious btw

[wishniwasfishn]

If it really comes down to it, you can cut out the drywall in between two studs for the lower unit to slide in. you can then paint the area so that your motor looks like it has it's own personal cubby hole. I am serious btw

My wife told me last night that if i got the tr19 i could have the whole garage, so with my 2 car garage i measured last night, and i can get it in the garage backing it in at an angle, so hopefully i will get one this spring. Just have to build her a shed in the backyard to keep our stuff in. Not a bad trade at all.

[Col Forbin]

If it really comes down to it, you can cut out the drywall in between two studs for the lower unit to slide in. you can then paint the area so that your motor looks like it has it's own personal cubby hole. I am serious btw

You could go through all that trouble or, I could come over and back it in a few times. It seems like I am a natural at making these holes - no saws either. Just kidding, that is a good idea. I may just go ahead and clean my holes up so that it at least looks like I did it on purpose.