I have a 1986 Cajun Demon Fish-n-Ski with a 1985 Suzuki 75 on it. Does anyone have a wiring diagram (or know where I can get one) for the battery/fuel compartment? Also, is it difficult to put in carpet/ Where is a good place to purchase that?
Modified by parks7281 at 10:36 PM 7/14/2007
Look underneath the lid for the bilge compartment, that's where Cajun used to put the wiring diagrams. Other than that, I don't know where you could get one at. Carpet can be bought from Bass Pro or Cabelas.
Yes, That is where half of mine is but it has weathered off.
Modified by parks7281 at 5:30 PM 9/4/2007
I just redid my carpet and I bought it at Lowes it was a marine grade to do my boat it cost me about 65.00 including the glue.... It took me about 3 days to take it off and put in the new. A little heat also helps...Also where is your floor bad at?
Modified by parks7281 at 5:30 PM 9/4/2007
The carpet layout is the same as mine. If you loosen the screws around the inner floor and get a metal paint scraper with a littlec heat the carpet will come up fairly easy. Once you get the carpet up you can see how bad your floor really is. I see that you are missing the seats to. I am taking mine in this week to get them redone. I will take some pictures of the carpet for you. Do you have a Lowes there?
Not a bad looking little boat. We sold a few of those with a 50 hp Force engine on them. I told the owner of the place he should have been ashamed of himself.
Unless you're trying for factory condition, I'd just get a couple of seats from Wal-Mart or Bass Pro Shops.
THANKS, I wanted to build a bench seat for it but it looks as if I am going to Wal Mart instead. The little problems are piling up on me but I still want to make this a good little boat.
Try this website....You might find what you are looking for in seat design and can get custom colors put on it at decent prices. I replaced my seats in my boat to update the look of the bass fishing seats and add a partial bench seat. My pic are in the boat pics thread.
http://www.b-hboatinteriors.com/foamsofa.htm
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