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Transom work for 20' sceptre .
I'm ready to do fix my boat, I bought this in really bad condition. But the transom I belived need to get replace. My question is "HOW" and this sea cratf came with a 302 ford engine. How bad is this? I took the engine out to re-built it. I take any tips help money what ever
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Re: Transom work for 20' sceptre .
You came to the right place, just do a search and you will find the answer, its all been done and you'll get good ideas also. Good luck.
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Re: Transom work for 20' sceptre .
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Re: Transom work for 20' sceptre .
Otto,
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Getting home is more important than getting there! Plan accordingly! |
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Re: Transom work for 20' sceptre .
Hey SeaCrafters! I'm in the midst of replacing the transom of my '74 20ftcc. I've cut out the rot and preped the remaining glass to accept the 2 pieces of 3/4" marine ply I'll be laminating with West System 205&105. My Questions: 1. Do I fill all gaps between hull interior and ply with epoxy with or with out filler & fibers? 2. Should I stretch the fiber sheet over and around the outside of the hull? 3. if so, how far over the exterior? 4. How much should I flare out the seam between hull and transom, will that effect how the boat planes? Any thoughts?
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Re: Transom work for 20' sceptre .
Can we see some pictures.....
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Re: Transom work for 20' sceptre .
Greetings! I actually got some advice from a friend. I'll post some pictures of the project for review soon. Thanks!
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