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you can only have rot if you look for it. Don't poke the bear. :)
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Originally Posted by US1 Fountain
(Post 3864361)
you can only have rot if you look for it. Don't poke the bear. :)
So is everyone too afraid for me and what I might find to tell me how and where to look for rot? It's ok, I'm already bracing myself. You won't spoil my week, I know I didn't buy a $100k boat and knew I'd always be working on it. Next question will probably be "How do I fix it?" Haaa!! Maybe I should start a new thread? I didn't think this was a hi-jack and was relevant, but maybe I'm wrong and being rude. |
What i have seen is rot in transom and longitudestringers.You can drill some small holes in the stringers and see if they are wet.Hope you will not find any rot.Good luck
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why not do an ultra sound or humidity test, isn't that what boat surveyors do, and dealers do it too.
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