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Old 11-09-2002, 01:46 AM
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Default Re: transom (Mako)

culley06
I had a similar situation .....I feel your pain...a little scary when, in my case, the stream of water coming out of the transom seemed to be under pressure.....I got out about 8 oz....for me the transom will be restored very soon....I'm certain it could never be totally dried out..even though it is solid ..hence the wood will continue to break down..I would rather know for sure the condition of the transom rather then always second guessing it.
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