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Wow, I don't think I like how Sonic did that liner at all. They cut into it for storage space, when Baja molded theirs in. I still think the best method would be like a Boston Whaler and completely foam fill the void, and connect the compartments with PVC pipe for drainage.
Liberty built their 1st factory 26 Outlaw with the original liner installed. They should invite all of us down there to test drive it.....
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Liberty built their 1st factory 26 Outlaw with the original liner installed. They should invite all of us down there to test drive it.....
XT
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Agreed.
Wow, I don't think I like how Sonic did that liner at all. They cut into it for storage space, when Baja molded theirs in. I still think the best method would be like a Boston Whaler and completely foam fill the void, and connect the compartments with PVC pipe for drainage.
Liberty built their 1st factory 26 Outlaw with the original liner installed. They should invite all of us down there to test drive it.....
XT
Liberty built their 1st factory 26 Outlaw with the original liner installed. They should invite all of us down there to test drive it.....
XT
The 24' Sonic had more flaws than just the liner though Every 24' twin O/B on the planet (except the two I owned and corrected) will have cracks on the deck where the side deck transitions into the transom cap due to lack of support going from an orig. I/O design to O/B's.
I had a 23' Mako walkaround that was also a liner boat. The front & side deck area sucked! In the cut out where the deck line around the cuddy (bellow the gunnel level) was, on the outer wall they mirrored the inside of the hull but held it out 4" - 6".
So the top/opening to that walkway was 18" or so wide but was 10" or 12" on the deck w/that outer wall having a 10* or so angle down.
Know how many times I fell over the side due to that?
It also had molded in storage areas under the vee berth cushions but they were tiny and I never used them.
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The stuff....
Way more to it than most of us know/think.
I've looked at several Whalers that had breached hulls and were water logged. Some of the foam types actually breaks down w/time/water/heat also.
I see old center consoles down here where that's happened. I think old Aqua Sports ??
Looked at one that when thumping the side of the hull it sounded like you were hitting the side of an empty plastic trash can! Flexed as much too. Foam was gone.