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Old 05-18-2004, 05:00 PM
Mark Mark is offline
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Default Re: Transom Holes

merely looks like someone cut out the strainer aspect in yours of the mechanism that Trayder described. If it makes you feel any better, most every 20' I have seen has that same port side hole(s), including the brand new ones today. Here is a shot of what mine looked like before being glassed over -

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Old 05-19-2004, 03:45 AM
Bigshrimpin Bigshrimpin is offline
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Default Re: Transom Holes

Thanks Guys - this satisfys my curiousity.

Jason - check out Chris F's master angler. I believe his MA has an original transom and I don't see the hole on his boat. Weird. Oh Well . . . first piece (3 - 1/2" sheets) of the new marine ply transom went in today. The remaining sheets will go in tomorrow.

John R - I'm sniffing glue at least three times a week as perscribed by Dr. Strickland. The other days I sending out resumes and pounding the pavement looking for work. It's been pretty tough, but the glue sniffing really helps keep my spirits up. The weather is the same everyday, b/w 75 - 85 and sunny. I haven't seen rain in over a month and I hear that I probably won't until November. Luckily June 1st we're moving into a new place with a 2 car garage [img]/images/graemlins/wink.gif[/img] Just in time for the hundred + degree heat.


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