Question about B1 transom assemblies
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I hope this is the right place to post this....
What is the story when you look at a transom assembly and you see a plug has been put in near the top right side of a transom assembly - about 1" or so in dia.?
I know it is a method of fixing something that has wore out but I need this explained to me so I can understand what has been done, etc. Thanks!
What is the story when you look at a transom assembly and you see a plug has been put in near the top right side of a transom assembly - about 1" or so in dia.?
I know it is a method of fixing something that has wore out but I need this explained to me so I can understand what has been done, etc. Thanks!
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So should a fella run away from transom assemblies that this has been done? do you have a ballpark idea what standard B1 transom assemblies that this has been do to are worth?
Thanks in advance!!
Thanks in advance!!
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I would say it depends on who repaired them and how long ago. I wouldn't give more than about half the price of new.
New complete transom assemblies can be had for around $2200-2400.
Yours should be HP transom assemblies also.
This is the JRmarine way. http://www.jrmarine.com/instructions.htm
Merc has a kit as well
New complete transom assemblies can be had for around $2200-2400.
Yours should be HP transom assemblies also.
This is the JRmarine way. http://www.jrmarine.com/instructions.htm
Merc has a kit as well





