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  1. kcassells

    Bought my first boat to cut, gut and rebuild from bow to stern, including engine. Killed my back and suffered the wrath of the fiberglass demons

    Ya...get all the structure back in under deck before flipping including transom. I think flipping that hull would be difficult, would require some serious rigging and peoples. Maybe after above put on blocks or leave on trailer and access repairs that way.
  2. kcassells

    Bought my first boat to cut, gut and rebuild from bow to stern, including engine. Killed my back and suffered the wrath of the fiberglass demons

    Let the FUN begin.
  3. kcassells

    Bought my first boat to cut, gut and rebuild from bow to stern, including engine. Killed my back and suffered the wrath of the fiberglass demons

    On this design transom I would go outside cut. The interior approach would be a nightmare.
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    Rehab SportCraft 222 1983 deep V hull cuddy walkaround

    Where is my @zool ? @
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    Thinking about building a boat this fall

    Gloom and Doom he is. Go for it.
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    My 84 4winns horizon 195 project.

    Yup just make up the mix with poly.
  7. kcassells

    Bought my first boat to cut, gut and rebuild from bow to stern, including engine. Killed my back and suffered the wrath of the fiberglass demons

    GUUD Gives you lots of time to research and then make some decisions. Focus on the boat.
  8. kcassells

    Bought my first boat to cut, gut and rebuild from bow to stern, including engine. Killed my back and suffered the wrath of the fiberglass demons

    You will need to move the outboard to the end/side of the boat and use the steering cables you have to control the engine flip flop. I've seen guys literally build a station out of ply that had ignition, steering etc on it. Time to research. Appears you have a steering wheel and with that come...
  9. kcassells

    Bought my first boat to cut, gut and rebuild from bow to stern, including engine. Killed my back and suffered the wrath of the fiberglass demons

    So then I'm hoping you were only going to use it for support while NOT running. No way to the engine if you plan to try and kick her over. You might be able to run a strap around the lower casing, but the engine will still want to jump while running on start. My best bet is to strap the picker...
  10. kcassells

    Bought my first boat to cut, gut and rebuild from bow to stern, including engine. Killed my back and suffered the wrath of the fiberglass demons

    Yup you can buy a kit to match the bolts. Good safety backup. Harbor freight has them as well as many others. You could add and eye bolt in the middle to hook to...
  11. kcassells

    Bought my first boat to cut, gut and rebuild from bow to stern, including engine. Killed my back and suffered the wrath of the fiberglass demons

    Absolutely bolt it down to the stand.
  12. kcassells

    Bought my first boat to cut, gut and rebuild from bow to stern, including engine. Killed my back and suffered the wrath of the fiberglass demons

    If it starts it may rev high then should go to a lower rev as would be normal. Do not throttle up let it run in idle. Make sure it is pissing water out to cool motor. Hope all goes well !
  13. kcassells

    Bought my first boat to cut, gut and rebuild from bow to stern, including engine. Killed my back and suffered the wrath of the fiberglass demons

    You should log into "Blue Seas" website. Thay have some nice stuff $$$ They also make an accessory to conceal that big red dual battery switch $$$
  14. kcassells

    Bought my first boat to cut, gut and rebuild from bow to stern, including engine. Killed my back and suffered the wrath of the fiberglass demons

    yea they make kits that allow steering from the primary outboard to the trolling motor. I'm going to start looking into this also at some point.
  15. kcassells

    Bought my first boat to cut, gut and rebuild from bow to stern, including engine. Killed my back and suffered the wrath of the fiberglass demons

    Trolling motor is anutter whole conversation depending on your wants and needs.
  16. kcassells

    Bought my first boat to cut, gut and rebuild from bow to stern, including engine. Killed my back and suffered the wrath of the fiberglass demons

    Here is where you want to go as far as I'm concerned. Can be searched and bought anywhere. Tke your time and see the mfg info...
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    Bought my first boat to cut, gut and rebuild from bow to stern, including engine. Killed my back and suffered the wrath of the fiberglass demons

    So when 1 gets drained out from the kids banging music all day plus a million utter dings sucking up the juice.
  18. kcassells

    Bought my first boat to cut, gut and rebuild from bow to stern, including engine. Killed my back and suffered the wrath of the fiberglass demons

    2 Batteries are good.
  19. kcassells

    Bought my first boat to cut, gut and rebuild from bow to stern, including engine. Killed my back and suffered the wrath of the fiberglass demons

    RYOBI done...interchangeable batteries for all battery tools. Consider as a disposable. Electric on the grinder........disposable been thru 2-3 Multitool...electric, Ridged, blades harbor freight or amazon Chinese stuff. Sawzall and or mini Sawzall...Electric Milwaukee God so so sooo many fun...
  20. kcassells

    Bought my first boat to cut, gut and rebuild from bow to stern, including engine. Killed my back and suffered the wrath of the fiberglass demons

    It appears you are the Winter King. So you are getting alot of replies and hopefully good info to digest. Not much else going on here cept a drippy aluminum boat. Work is looking good!
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