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Old 06-28-2010, 01:57 AM
mitchman mitchman is offline
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Default Concerned about my transom, need some help....

The transom on my 1969 20SF is showing its age. First the stringer detached from the transom (previous owner did a shoddy repair job which didn't work). Then I noticed a 1-2" crack on top of the transom in the splashwell, which I drilled out & filled but the filler is now cracking. Now I have a 3" crack developing on the inside of the transom in the splashwell. I'm scared now.

First, I need some professional eyes to take a look at my transom, can anyone recomend a good surveyor around cape cod?

Second, if the transom needs full replacement, what would be the cost for materials for myself to rebuild the transom?

What this boils down to is I need to figure out whether the cost in materials & time will be greater than what I can spend. I may or may not have a place to do the work, which could be the deciding factor.

Its my first season with the boat but I really like her! The 98 Mariner runs great and the trailer is in great shape. I have been following the various threads on this site and they are very inspirational!

Thanks!
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