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Hi. I have a 1995 bravo 3 transom housing removed from my crownline. There is a localised corrosion hole near the top edge of the housing, my question is can I have a welding repair done or should I try to source a good used one.
Hi. I have a 1995 bravo 3 transom housing removed from my crownline. There is a localised corrosion hole near the top edge of the housing, my question is can I have a welding repair done or should I try to source a good used one.
Depending on where it is, welding is possible. Take it to a welding shop and ask an expert if it can be done. I would suggest posting a pic so we could look at it but there are issues here at iboats at this time. Another method, if there is room is to drill and tap, then install a plug. but this to I would need to see the location
Thanks for your reply,
got it checked out, welder said he couldn't guarantee it because of salt impregnation so ordered a good used and checked one on ebay.
