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Have the new transom glued up in my garage right now. What should be the layout of the new floor? I didn't take any pictures and mine was mostly rotten.
Also is there a certain pattern I should use when putting the floor back down? The floor in this boat also crumbled when I took it out so I have no patterns to work off of. Planning on making a run to the plywood store next Friday. How should I calculate how much epoxy I would need to seal...
Made a template today following what the boat works today guy does and the wood the previous owner gave me is way off. To small.. Will have to get new.
These corners seem to be the worst of the rot. Any ideas on how I can avoid that in the future? Didn't seem like it was sealed good there before I took it apart.
So my plan is to replace the transom remount the motors and then take the boat to a marina and see what it would cost to get the motors running / tuned up. That may change once I get find out what it will cost.