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20thebaron88 02-08-2022 06:05 PM

Deck Removal '88 ?
 
As I'm getting ready to overhaul my 88 from the inside. How much tab do I need to leave from the gutter and liner on the deck when cutting it out? Does 2 inches give enough room to tab the deck back in or +/-.

djisurfli 02-09-2022 10:34 AM

2-3" should be good, I wouldn't go any less than that though. Leave a little extra and you can always trim it back a pinch if you like or need to.

KNZ911 02-10-2022 11:27 AM

Not sure if the deck was foam or wood in 88', but definitely need to cut enough to remove any rot. Yo can always run a ledger of core around the edge that matches the stringer height for the new deck to rest and be bonded to.

gofastsandman 02-12-2022 08:02 PM

Core is wood.

uncleboo 02-14-2022 08:42 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by gofastsandman (Post 273845)
Core is wood.

...and a solid deck doesn't always mean it's dry.

jorgeinmiami 02-14-2022 09:16 AM

I've seen a deck removal where he took out the deck as one piece flipped it over, took out all the rot and replaced it with foam board. Says he did it to keep the looking original.

wattaway2 02-14-2022 09:54 AM

Leaving 2” at least is a good plan .wrapping fiberglass into the gully and then grinding and finishing is a pain in the ass ! A bit more work know will save a bunch later on.

20thebaron88 02-14-2022 09:08 PM

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So I left a 3" tab around the liner and baitwell. Definitely lots of snap crackle and pops on prying the deck out. For extra leverage and torque, I used a 5ft piece of 2x4 up on the front/mid section to pry the deck up. In which it popped off pretty easily. Next big task, removing motorwell hopefully this weekend to access the transom and get all that old core out.

uncleboo 02-15-2022 03:57 PM

Any plans to raise the deck? I'm not familiar with the post Potter hulls. What kind of power will you be mounting?

20thebaron88 02-16-2022 05:56 PM

I took a measurement of roughly 1.5 inches off the stringers before I removed the deck. I haven't decided if I'm going to put back in with that height or raise another inch. I have a Yamaha f150 hanging on the back.


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