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flyingfrizzle 10-22-2019 07:19 AM

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Originally Posted by Kraken (Post 262312)
Looks good. I second the VE and 1708 comment. VE is great to work with. Stronger than poly, better protection against water intrusion, doesn’t need to be top layer or have wax added to get it to cure. Also cheaper than epoxy.

I also have issues with the lack of responses on my build. I was thinking that documenting it was a wast of my time.



More people enjoy following than you realize. Seems as time has past members don't comment as much as they used to in the past. I wouldn't say it was a waist of time as if you ever sell the hull the documenting on here will be priceless for selling the hull for a good fair price. I think a lot on here has been documented over the years and most answers to questions can be searched and found but it would be nice to see more activity on the board.

lelandtampa 02-26-2020 12:12 AM

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Got the casting deck glassed and rough faired, anchor locker faired and bilgekoted, bulkhead tabbed and door test fitted.

DonV 02-26-2020 10:38 AM

Making headway Leland!!! Remember buy sandpaper in bulk!! :)

strick 02-27-2020 07:25 PM

Looking good...Thanks for posting.

strick

lelandtampa 03-20-2020 05:04 PM

78 MA transom
 
Anyone have an unmolested MA with a 20" transom. I cannot find my measurements for the original mounting heig]ht for outboard bolts. I need the distance between the arrows.
http://www.classicseacraft.com/commu...pictureid=3083

FishStretcher 03-20-2020 11:19 PM

Yes. But I can't see your picture very well. What do you need?

lelandtampa 03-21-2020 06:32 PM

Top of transom measured straight down to the upper motor mounting bolts?

DonV 03-21-2020 06:55 PM

Leland, Google "engine mounting template". 2" seems to be the number.

FishStretcher 03-22-2020 07:25 PM

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I found this here:



http://www.bbcboards.net/showthread.php?t=819368


Does this help?

lelandtampa 03-23-2020 07:51 AM

Thanks guys.


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