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Re: Need help with transom repair w/pics
This is point I am at right now. As you can see in the pic there is a metal stringer in the center that goes right up to the transom and I am not sure if I should try to remove it or work around it. I am afraid that removing the bolts on the stringer...
Re: Need help with transom repair w/pics
The fiberglass is good all around and the only thing that I can find bad was the transom. There is no floor in it so I was able to put it in the water and check for leaks.
I am new to boating (this is my first boat) and I discovered that the transom is rotted. It is a fiberglass boat and I do not know who made it but the PO told me that it is from the sixties and he didn't remember what make it was. I have read several threads on iboats about repairing the transom...
Re: Can someone tell me if this is an MFG boat?
This boat has what appears to be three metal stringers. Can someone tell me if this is factory or did someone add them later?
I had to remove the people that were in the boat so that they wouldn't get upset with me for putting their pic on the internet that is why some areas are blurred in the pics. There were no markings on the boat when I got it and I was told that it was an MFG from the sixties. Does this sound right?
