Late 90's Stringer and other Problems
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Hello Baja owners. I am interested in purchasing a late 90's or early 2000's 22' to 25' Baja . Is there certain years that they improved the stringer and transom design to eliminate the wood "rot" problem. I am trying to decide between the hammer or outlaw or 232 model. Thanks for any advice.
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From: Millstadt, IL
Another new guy today, Welcome to the site !!!
All boats are prone to transom and stringer rot. I had to replace my transom last year, it was a huge project. Mine leaked through the trim tab screws. Take a rubber mallet with you and tap on the transom and stringers. You will get a hollow thud if there is a bad spot. Some of the fiberglass shops have a moisture meter, I have heard those work also.
All boats are prone to transom and stringer rot. I had to replace my transom last year, it was a huge project. Mine leaked through the trim tab screws. Take a rubber mallet with you and tap on the transom and stringers. You will get a hollow thud if there is a bad spot. Some of the fiberglass shops have a moisture meter, I have heard those work also.



