I am hoping to get it done with 10 gallons. Every tells me that is way too much but I have more sense than to think I can redo the stringers, transom, and deck with 2 gallons of resin. I will more than likely use 2 gallons up just making my peanut butter for my fillets.
Those must be air filled tires if you can roll it onto the grass. Was it used just as a means to hold the hull during paint or during the entire restoration and rebuild? The reason I am asking is because my trailer needs painted as well, plus new bunks and carpet work. My cradle may at some point have to hold my completed boat, including the motor.
I was considering a 6' x 12' cradle made up up of 2 x 6's. Each 2 x 6 mated together with lag bolts. I found some 700lb. casters at Tractor Supply and it set the wheels to turning in my head. Excuse the unintended pun. It would have 4 adjustable 2 x 4 bunks fastened to the cradle with lag bolts. Each bunk mirroring those on the trailer. We have some old carpet that can be cut to size and stapled to the cradle bunks.