Im going to remove the inner skin to access the transom wood to check for rot. Boat is almost 40 yrs old and wood was wet for many years before fixing the leak source this summer and drying transom. Transom doesnt appear to flex when motor is bounced.
My question is whether it is possible to have significant rot in the transom that wouldnt be visible when looking at the wood from inside the boat - for example if it were rotting starting on the other side of the wood (towards outter skin)...
Is this the best way to inspect this wood for rot??
Thanks.
My question is whether it is possible to have significant rot in the transom that wouldnt be visible when looking at the wood from inside the boat - for example if it were rotting starting on the other side of the wood (towards outter skin)...
Is this the best way to inspect this wood for rot??
Thanks.