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Hey Tubbs, I’ve always referred to that compression fitting part as a ferrule but my parts man calls them a sleeve and I’ve heard of them being referred to as a compression ring to. I think sleeve is the correct terminology as the dictionary describes a ferrule more as something which is used for reinforcement. Guess I better change my ways and ask for a sleeve next time I’m in my auto supply so I sound like I know what I’m talking about! Thanks for bringing that up!
Salnaes: Drilling holes in the AV plate might be a big uff da as the salt will find its way under the paint and cause corrosion on the aluminum plate. It’s really hard to prevent that from happening no matter what kind of primer is applied to the freshly exposed aluminum. You might want to reconsider installing an anode, especially if the motor and paint are in nice condition. Better yet, it might be best to use a disposable motor in the ocean, such as a four stroke Yamaha or Merc.
Norway eh? One side of my family came from there over 100 years ago and are mostly grain farmers on the Canadian prairies now. The Viking blood flowing in my veins is probably why I naturally enjoy boats and being on the water so much!
This years garden potatoes have been dug up and are now ready for making lefse, West Coast style lefse!
