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I tapped on the transom from inside and it sounded hard and solid. The stringers… not so much. There is definitely rot in the floor under the carpet in some spots. I just want to make it through another month of funnin’ and sunnin’ and I’ll spend the (California) winter fixing all the things 🤞🏼...
Heh. I had to look up stringer to see what you were referring to. Oh boy. I have so much to learn. I just want to take her out a few more times and wait for it to cool off outside before I start taking it all apart. I really hope I have that long. I’m going out to the garage in a moment to...
Oops I meant to say that I’m *NOT prepared to sink! I gotta proof read my messages before I hit send…
And that story is terrifying! Especially because I take the dogs out with me sometimes. Ok. Taking care of this asap.
Yeah dedini
Yeah definitely sounds like I should remove and see what’s going on inside. I’m scared! I’m not prepared to rebuild a rotted transom in that’s what I find. Also prepared to sink though…
Hi all! 1976 Glastron Carlson CV16 here. Took her out on the lake and started getting a light leakage of water coming in from the bilge plug area. When I docked and pulled the plug A LOT of water came out and I noticed the housing can be spun around. There is no plate to remove or secure the...
