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Old 05-31-2018, 08:49 AM
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Gil sea strainer installed above water level
Have purchased some chemical called CFS CFS Clean Flush Soak - Descale Lime, Rust, Calcium and Marine Growth to clean out the gunk in Heat exchangers, will have this done over weekend

water pickup installed 16" from rear transom and 10" from centre line of hull
Had to allow for the centre bunk of trailer



Gil sea strainer installed



pickup 1.5" located 10" from centre of hull, 16" from back of transom


HX needs clean out
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Soak HX over night for 12 hours
no gunge now clean as a whistle
good stuff

HX cleaned day


HX cleaned night
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Looking for some suggestions of whether to install one piece of two piece engine hatch
This boat is 22ft engine bay is 43" (3.64') long from rear of transom x 74" (6.16') wide
from front of engine block to height of gunwale is 12" so looks like carb engine would fit under without any issues

whats the best materials to make the hatch out of plywood 1/2", and fibreglass?
Not to sure what the weight of hatch would be, assuming would need a electric lifting ram, unless manual ram would work?
any suggestions of brand or type of ram and hinges as not familiar with these setups?

any suggestions would be helpful

as you have guessed in looking at pictures there will no back seats in boat
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was thinking to have a pillow top, and may run a scoop
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Glassdave
Im assuming one would use plywood as it has a ,little more tensile strength than the Gurit board that I used on rear of deck?
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