Parting out boat
11-29-2012, 06:03 PM
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It put a nice big rip in the hull about 3ft long with about a 12"x12" chunk at the end of the rip I'd have to take the boat off the trailor to get some good pics. The hull is balsa cored. There is coring sticking out. The proper way to fix the hull is from the inside out. It would require to remove the interior and flooring to do so. Your talking a lot of labor to fix a boat that isn't worth anything... It could be patched together from the outside but I'm not gonna do it and I've seen what happens when boats are'nt repaire correctly and they delaminate... This can be a very bad thing when you get up around 100. Just imagine running wide open with one trim tab all the way in the water.
11-29-2012, 06:18 PM
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12-01-2012, 11:15 AM
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It put a nice big rip in the hull about 3ft long with about a 12"x12" chunk at the end of the rip I'd have to take the boat off the trailor to get some good pics. The hull is balsa cored. There is coring sticking out. The proper way to fix the hull is from the inside out. It would require to remove the interior and flooring to do so. Your talking a lot of labor to fix a boat that isn't worth anything... It could be patched together from the outside but I'm not gonna do it and I've seen what happens when boats are'nt repaire correctly and they delaminate... This can be a very bad thing when you get up around 100. Just imagine running wide open with one trim tab all the way in the water.
12-11-2012, 10:07 PM
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I have two Doug Nash 1:1 Hydrosmooth Marine Trannys (brand new still in original shipping crates). Would you be int. in them and cash for the engine? I am looking to sell them or trade for engine parts of equal value.
