cigarette mistress question
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[QUOTE=bustedbrick;3223115]Where does the floor feel soft? I can go out and walk around on mine and see if I can feel some "give" in a particular place.[/QUOte
It felt soft a little on the port side towards the bench and on the starbord side where u get in thanks for your help
It felt soft a little on the port side towards the bench and on the starbord side where u get in thanks for your help
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Lift up the rug if it has a snap in one. My mistress had compartments in the floor for storage.......or drug smuggling. They were on the sides in front of the bench, this was on a 1985. It made the floor feel different, but it was solid as a rock. Post a picture, there was a few mistresses in your area that have some history if I remember correctly. You may want to ask.
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I have removed the bench altogether in mine (going to rebuild it out of welded AL tubing), so I walked around on the port side aft. If I jump around, there is a little bit of "give" but I hear and feel a slight "bump" where it feels the floor is contacting something intermittently, almost like the floor is right above the stringer but not touching until I jump on it. The starboard side does not have this feature.
The hatches cigrocket refers to, on both of mine, have the same feeling. When you open them, you can see the portion that is unsupported.
There are a couple drain holes back under the bench on both sides. They have a metal ferrule thats glued in. You could try to see if those are loose and if the wood around them is rotted. If water was collecting back there, it would find it's way into the core either through those holes or maybe thru the anchor hold down brackets (not sure if that was factory or PO) that are under the bench (at least on mine).
Best of luck. Randy
The hatches cigrocket refers to, on both of mine, have the same feeling. When you open them, you can see the portion that is unsupported.
There are a couple drain holes back under the bench on both sides. They have a metal ferrule thats glued in. You could try to see if those are loose and if the wood around them is rotted. If water was collecting back there, it would find it's way into the core either through those holes or maybe thru the anchor hold down brackets (not sure if that was factory or PO) that are under the bench (at least on mine).
Best of luck. Randy
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After reading T2X's comment I had to add this. I went to my ins. agent to ins. my new 24' BANANA boat in 1980. He called a underwriter and told him what I had... the guy went nuts! and told us of a previous claim, a guy was out running high speed on a lake with a Cig and had his MISTRESS ( a woman) distraction him, boat ran off the lake into a house - KILLING the guy sleeping in his own bed & killed 2 on the Cig. Explains why ins. rates are what they are. "HIGH LIFE"