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Re: Cummins repower
Posted: Sep 19th, '21, 18:35
by Snipe
Re: Cummins repower
Posted: Sep 27th, '21, 07:09
by Snipe
Sprayed three coats of high build primer on this weekend now back to sanding!!
Re: Cummins repower
Posted: Sep 27th, '21, 09:59
by PeterPalmieri
I’m jealous everyday. Incredible work.
Re: Cummins repower
Posted: Sep 27th, '21, 10:10
by scenarioL113
Jason, do you work for Bertram or Viking or somebody.... Looks like your a bit more than an "enthusiast"
You are making it look easy and I know it is NOT
Re: Cummins repower
Posted: Sep 27th, '21, 13:37
by Yannis
Beautiful!
Re: Cummins repower
Posted: Sep 27th, '21, 15:30
by scenarioL113
Where is all the dust? Or the over spray???
If I was doing this I am sure it would all over my neighbors lawns and houses...it would look like the North Pole.
How do you do it and keep everything so nicey nice??? Amazing job
Re: Cummins repower
Posted: Sep 27th, '21, 16:13
by Rawleigh
The original Bertram wiring with both upstairs and downstairs ignition switches that need to be on has foiled many thieves I bet. It even foils me if I am not careful! LOL!
Re: Cummins repower
Posted: Sep 27th, '21, 17:52
by Snipe
Thanks guys!! I tape off when I spray and only one neighbor has a car I ask him to put in the garage. I bought the
https://www.3m.com/3M/en_US/collision-r ... on-system/
It’s great it doesn’t put out to much overspray. This is the first spray gun I ever owned. It is a very simple system.
Re: Cummins repower
Posted: Sep 28th, '21, 18:09
by scenarioL113
You know Jason...you are starting to make me believe that I might be capable of a few of the things you have shown us...IDK tho LOL
Re: Cummins repower
Posted: Sep 28th, '21, 19:54
by Tony Meola
Jason
Reallyt starting to take shape. You do some nice work.
She is going to look great.
Re: Cummins repower
Posted: Sep 30th, '21, 17:50
by Stephan
Your results are wonderful and I appreciate you sharing the tools. What size/type compressor do you use?
Keep up the good work!
Stephan
Re: Cummins repower
Posted: Sep 30th, '21, 19:11
by Snipe
Re: Cummins repower
Posted: Oct 1st, '21, 05:55
by Carl
Only thing that worked well for me was a refrigerant air dryer, adding that made a huge difference...my machines do not like moisture.
Re: Cummins repower
Posted: Oct 1st, '21, 06:19
by Snipe
Carl the airline right out of the head used to dump right into the tank putting really hot air right in. I bought that heavy duty transmission cooler and plumed through that before putting the air in the tank and the fan for the air compressor cools the cooler it works pretty well with the two separators at the tank and one 15ft from the spray gun or tool that I am using. Of coarse I am not running a shop like you but works well for the home garage!!
Re: Cummins repower
Posted: Oct 1st, '21, 10:12
by Stephan
Thanks gentlemen-
Sorry for the derail. I'm looking forward to the next pictures of your good work.
Stephan
Re: Cummins repower
Posted: Oct 4th, '21, 16:11
by Whaler1777
Where did you get the cooler for the compressor??
Re: Cummins repower
Posted: Oct 5th, '21, 19:00
by Snipe
The cooler was from Amazon and I bought the mounting kit as well it worked good.
The company Hayden makes other sizes also. I liked this one because it’s threaded on the input and output sides.
Re: Cummins repower
Posted: Oct 10th, '21, 19:51
by PeterPalmieri
I had the very brief pleasure to finally meet Jason in person and see his boat. We had about 30 minutes in the rain with my family sitting in the car, we were on the way to a surprise party.
Pictures almost don’t do it justice, we often see pictures and when you get up close it’s not quite perfect. Everything he’s touched on the boat is AAA work. Great guy, unbelievable work and very giving of his time with someone who had 30 minutes to see as much as possible.
Re: Cummins repower
Posted: Oct 11th, '21, 19:15
by Snipe
Re: Cummins repower
Posted: Oct 11th, '21, 21:01
by Tony Meola
Now that is interesting.
I wonder if the channel you created is going to be a catch all for dirt.
Re: Cummins repower
Posted: Oct 12th, '21, 06:57
by Snipe
Tony it is tapered down and will be glassed into the original drain lip.I got the idea from Jim Swaggler. This is his boat Swagger
Re: Cummins repower
Posted: Oct 12th, '21, 08:32
by John F.
Now I get it. That looks really neat. I like it. And the toe rail and fb accents on Swaggler look amazing. Beautiful B31
Re: Cummins repower
Posted: Oct 13th, '21, 17:52
by Snipe
Re: Cummins repower
Posted: Oct 13th, '21, 19:08
by PeterPalmieri
Looks great.
Re: Cummins repower
Posted: Oct 13th, '21, 21:25
by Tony Meola
Nice
I like the idea.
Re: Cummins repower
Posted: Oct 14th, '21, 13:37
by Ironworker
I agree. Its on my list
Re: Cummins repower
Posted: Oct 16th, '21, 14:19
by Ironworker
Jason,
What thickness Coosa did you use for the flybridge?
Re: Cummins repower
Posted: Oct 16th, '21, 17:15
by Snipe
Rick I used two layers of 1/2” coosa and layed up two layers of 1708
Re: Cummins repower
Posted: Oct 16th, '21, 18:16
by Ironworker
Interesting. I asked because I thought you were using something smaller than 1/2", not two layers of 1/2"!
Re: Cummins repower
Posted: Oct 16th, '21, 19:34
by Snipe
Rick this was it today after fairing and filling and blocking it down.
Re: Cummins repower
Posted: Oct 17th, '21, 09:09
by scenarioL113
Jason
Thanks for letting me stop by the other day! If I did not have another 70 miles to drive I would have had a few beers with you...
To all following this thread the "Snipe" is a work of art. The quality of craftsmanship of all the work is bar-none. I have always considered myself an above average guy when it comes to being able to do all kinds of things and Jason has showed me that he is on a different level. His willingness to share and help is another attribute that he has. I am glad that Jason is on this board because he has a lot to offer!
I can not wait to hear about her first sea-trial in 2022
Re: Cummins repower
Posted: Oct 17th, '21, 19:13
by Ironworker
Question for you guys repowering with the cummins 5.9.
What is the distance from the inside of the hull to the center line of the Crankshaft? I'm going to have to move my shaft outboard about 3 inches to accommodate the Cummins from the Volvos
Re: Cummins repower
Posted: Oct 18th, '21, 07:02
by Snipe
Thank you Frank it was a pleasure to meet you.
Rick I can measure when I get home later today
Re: Cummins repower
Posted: Oct 18th, '21, 13:03
by bob lico
incredible fiberglass and painting ability. i lean something today adding a cooler to the air compressor.
Re: Cummins repower
Posted: Oct 19th, '21, 17:49
by Snipe
Thank you Bob I used some of your innovations along the way!!
Rick I took some measurements for you the first is off of the outboard stringer
The second one is off the inside of the hull. If you need any thing else let me know.
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Re: Cummins repower
Posted: Oct 19th, '21, 21:33
by DanielM
Jason,
Dang! Even the mundane parts of the boat are beautiful.
Awesome work sir.
Danny
Re: Cummins repower
Posted: Oct 20th, '21, 16:18
by Ironworker
Thanks Jason,
We built a model and your measurements will help up verify what we are seeing on our end.
Re: Cummins repower
Posted: Oct 20th, '21, 16:24
by PeterPalmieri
DanielM wrote: ↑Oct 19th, '21, 21:33
Jason,
Dang! Even the mundane parts of the boat are beautiful.
Awesome work sir.
Danny
You should see the rudder shelf.
Re: Cummins repower
Posted: Oct 20th, '21, 21:29
by Tony Meola
PeterPalmieri wrote: ↑Oct 20th, '21, 16:24
You should see the rudder shelf.
Ok now you have gotten my attention. Jason lets see this work of art.
Re: Cummins repower
Posted: Oct 21st, '21, 09:27
by Snipe
Re: Cummins repower
Posted: Oct 21st, '21, 09:59
by pschauss
Impressive.
Re: Cummins repower
Posted: Oct 21st, '21, 10:11
by Rawleigh
Pretty work!
Re: Cummins repower
Posted: Oct 21st, '21, 10:43
by Stephan
Snipe wrote: ↑Oct 21st, '21, 09:27
Thanks for sharing the details on this great project. That is remarkable work.
Do I see a PVC cap in the upper left corner of the photo above?
Is that space reserved for a thru-hull?
Re: Cummins repower
Posted: Oct 21st, '21, 11:19
by Snipe
Yes there is a thruhull with a cap it was there when I bought the boat. I think it was intended to be a drain for the deck hatches.
Re: Cummins repower
Posted: Oct 21st, '21, 20:11
by Tony Meola
Jason
Capt. Pat would be proud of you. That is some really nice work.
Re: Cummins repower
Posted: Oct 24th, '21, 18:32
by Snipe
Re: Cummins repower
Posted: Oct 25th, '21, 08:21
by MarkD
Jason:
The work looks incredible. All this while balancing on a chain link fence. Well done.
Mark
Re: Cummins repower
Posted: Oct 25th, '21, 14:20
by ktm_2000
WOW !!! really nice work
Re: Cummins repower
Posted: Oct 25th, '21, 17:24
by Snipe
So sadly I got home from work to find out I lost the gamble it rained and I lost the paint job. There were rain drops all in it. I guess that was just practice for next time. Start sanding and prepping hope I get a good day to spray again before the cold sets in.
Re: Cummins repower
Posted: Oct 25th, '21, 20:09
by Tony Meola
Well it was looking good. Are you spraying AllGrip or Alexseal?
From what I understand, Alexseal is more forgiving of the cold.