And so it begins .....again

[jorgeinmiami]

Originally Posted by DonV

You are right Capt., good point, however I see he is now moving on to using epoxy. That's really going to make it tough to remove the bolt without a hernia!! I'm happy he did not use epoxy to set the #10 X 1" screws on his original trim tab installation!!!

Naw on that I used 4200. But spoke to the glass guy said to bring it in

Oh well live and learn

[NoBones]

If you used Coosa for the transom, do not even worry about it..
You can drill all the holes you want or not !

No wood, No rot..

Just say Ooops !!
Oh Chit !

Move on

[jorgeinmiami]

Fill with thickened epoxy and re-drill?

[jorgeinmiami]

I got the rubrail on yesterday. Prior to installing I stretched it out in the hot sun to make sure it was long enough and pliable. When I put it on I did it a little different. Since it was already on the boat prior to removal I found the midpoint that was on the point of the boat . I then placed some screws to hold it there. I then went and screwed in the end next to the spashwell. Then it was a matter of putting it in place and screwing it down. Seems like that was easier. Came out pretty nice.

The insert is in so-so shape and am going to replace it.

Choices are original black or Taco makes a insert that has a "crome " look or a stainless steel insert.

Leaning towards the stainless one.

[Vezo, Part II]

Taco SS is classy. And pricey.

Vezo.

[jorgeinmiami]

Going to price it out next week and see what it comes to

[Vezo, Part II]

Ike be interested.

Vezo

[jorgeinmiami]

I about ready to install the helm and binnacle on the console and I have a question as to the placement. My console has the “glove compartment on the left side. From the edge of the compartment to the edge of the console it measures 25.5 inches. I want to install the helm and a 13 inch steering wheel some wher in the middle and the binnacle to the right of it. My concern is will the hatch of the glove compartment open with no interference from the steering wheel. There probably someone out there that has done this and can offer some input as to measurements.

Thanks

[wattaway2]

I went the cheap route and wrapped my destroyer wheel with parachute cord and a steering wheel knob

[Vezo, Part II]

Sorry Jorge, I evacuated from SC to Fla, so no help here until I get back about the first of October.

Vezo.