Project Name	Project Type	Submitted By	Date	Difficulty
Stereo Installation	Electronics	Michael Trepper	10/25/2006
How to Post Pictures on NTOWS	Web Site Help	Carlos Hathcock	1/8/2004
Installing a Minn Kota Maxxum 65sc on a 97' 700LX	Trolling Motor	Jack K.	4/28/2003
Pro Trim	Electrical	Jim Brown	4/17/2003
Livewell Pumpout	Plumbing	Jim Brown	4/17/2003
Boat Wiring Color Codes	Electrical	CQ Baker	2/23/2003
Changing Your Lower Unit Lubricant	Maintenance	Mark Hofman	11/13/2002
Installing a bow-mounted Garmin© Fishfinder 240	Electronics	Mark Hofman	11/13/2002
A Checklist for New Boaters	Miscellaneous	Safety	9/2/2002
NX882 Rod Locker Organizer	Storage	Jim B.	8/26/2002
Annual Maintenance Checklist	Maintenance	Mark Hofman	5/22/2002
Installing Lids and Locks	Storage	Mark Hofman	5/22/2002
Easy/Quick Rod Locker Holder	Miscellaneous	Michael Trepper	12/7/2001
Bunk Replacement	Trailers	John Foster	9/30/2001
Tackle Storage Is there ever enough room??	Storage	John Foster	8/28/2001
Full Width Mud Flaps	Exterior Appearance	Mike Paul	6/11/2001
700LX Bow Nonskid Pad	Miscellaneous	Rich Stern	5/14/2001
Break-in Procedures For Oil Injected Outboard Motors	Mechanical	Michael Trepper	5/1/2001
Rod Locker Organizer	Storage	John Foster	4/9/2001
Motor Guide Fix: Rack and Pinion Steering Problem	Trolling Motor	Eric Beckwith	4/9/2001
Space Saver	Storage	Barb Baggot	4/4/2001
Ram GPS Mount on a Curved Surface	Electronics	Rich Stern	3/25/2001
Battery Compartment Toolbox Storage	Storage	Rich Stern	3/25/2001
Bow Mounted Eagle	Electronics	Michael Trepper	1/15/2001
GPS Mount	Electronics	Michael Trepper	12/15/2000
700 LX Tackle Organizer	Storage	Rich Stern	12/1/2000
700 LX Rod Storage Organizer	Storage	Rich Stern	11/1/2000
VRO Removal Project	Mechanical	John Foster	7/1/2000
Fish and Ski Rod Organizer	Storage	Rob Sisk	6/1/2000
"Deluxe El Cheapo" Line Spooler	Miscellaneous	Rich Stern	2/1/2000
170DC Deck Extension	Deck Extensions	John Foster	11/15/1999
"How much for that rod and reel?" (Humor)	Humor	Steve White	11/1/1999
A New Approach to Catch and Release (Humor)	Humor	Scott Matheis	10/15/1999
Custom Humminbird Trolling Station Mount	Electronics	Rich Stern	10/1/1999

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	Apprentice skill level. Involves one or more specific technical skills, special tools, and high level of effort.
	Mechanic skill level. Requires special training and tools, experience and significant knowledge of subject matter.

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