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Knot 4 Me 03-18-2016 09:22 AM


Originally Posted by ICDEDPPL (Post 4417163)
I did not consider that but it is a good point. I just don`t know anyone who has done that and what affects it would have. Deleting some of the rear strake has been done before with good results. Our boats do need as much bow lift as possible thou.. hmmmm

Knot For You: I have my reasons, rather not get into it .
With Bowkers, I like the price( a lot) cleanliness of the shop, updates with pictures, communication and he`s done a ton bottoms.etc etc.

Thanks. I had a hard time trying to get in to Nabbers and when I finally did last fall I bent a rod right before the appt. Always looking for alternatives as few shops here in IL will lift the boat to do the entire bottom.

hogie roll 03-20-2016 01:51 AM

Dang that's far away.

Rick G 03-21-2016 08:58 AM

Dan are you going to round the end of the strake like the front one or just finish it off square ?
Rick G.

ICDEDPPL 03-21-2016 09:46 PM

Looks like he`ll be finishing it square.. Ill know more when it`s done

payuppsucker 03-21-2016 10:44 PM

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Rick G 03-21-2016 11:50 PM

The only reason i asked is being so close to the transom will it create a disturbance in water flow to props the front ones are rounded for that reason I am guessing .
Just a thought better to consider now before you are finished.
I wonder if the notch I added affectively accomplished the same result as your strake sugary .
Cheers RG.

ICDEDPPL 03-22-2016 12:11 AM

That`s a good point, I`ll bring that up to Martin. Maybe leaving it square acts like a tiny step :p
I`ve always thought the notch was designed to deliver cleaner water to the prop and to allow the engine to be raised even further then normal.

Rick G 03-22-2016 04:46 AM

You are probably right about the notch , it was a thought as the notch affectively reduces the wetted surface at the transom and I thought that might reduce stern lift some what . I am certainly no marine engineer .
RG.

Tinkerer 03-22-2016 08:41 PM

The notch does the same thing as an extension box. And I believe he will end the strake with a sharp square edge. A square edge will cause the water to break clean from the hull. The reason the front one is rounded is it is easier to build the boat that way.

ICDEDPPL 03-23-2016 03:29 PM

Tinkerer is right.



The best way from a performance stand point is the way shown in the photos. Other methods are used throughout the industry, but are typically done to make the boats easier to build and also less mold maintenance

Progress:


Previous repair:

http://33outlaw.zenfolio.com/img/s6/...66888095-4.jpg

Touch ups:

http://33outlaw.zenfolio.com/img/s5/...46543777-4.jpg


sprayed:

http://33outlaw.zenfolio.com/img/s10...90346236-4.jpg


In Gel:

http://33outlaw.zenfolio.com/img/s5/...66929876-4.jpg


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