Hello everyone,
I recently purchased a used 19' Swan Point that I purchased from a local dealer. Well I called myself checking the boat over but evidently didn't do a good job. After taking boat out 5 or 6 times and having 6 or 7 people on the boat I thought all was right with the world UNTIL I was showing a co-worker the boat at my house and found a soft spot in the floor.
The soft spot is next to an access hole for one end of the fuel tank towards the front of the boat near the center console. I removed the access cover and if I pressed on the wood from the underside, water would drip almost like condensation. The spot is about 2? square and as far as I can tell is the only spot.
Well, after feeling the soft spot and feeling the color drain from my face, I thought, well this could be an awesome winter project for me and my three sons (yah, my 3 sons). I have been reading about floor replacement on the forums and although it might be a job to do, I am kinda looking forward to trying it.
I will post some pics of the location later.
I recently purchased a used 19' Swan Point that I purchased from a local dealer. Well I called myself checking the boat over but evidently didn't do a good job. After taking boat out 5 or 6 times and having 6 or 7 people on the boat I thought all was right with the world UNTIL I was showing a co-worker the boat at my house and found a soft spot in the floor.
The soft spot is next to an access hole for one end of the fuel tank towards the front of the boat near the center console. I removed the access cover and if I pressed on the wood from the underside, water would drip almost like condensation. The spot is about 2? square and as far as I can tell is the only spot.
Well, after feeling the soft spot and feeling the color drain from my face, I thought, well this could be an awesome winter project for me and my three sons (yah, my 3 sons). I have been reading about floor replacement on the forums and although it might be a job to do, I am kinda looking forward to trying it.
I will post some pics of the location later.