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14 Ft 'Ski-Boy' Restore - Tiny-Tannic
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Holes in transom and transom design don't help
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There are plenty of holes in this transom. Plus the design is well, crazy. The white glass is the hull and the blue is the deck assembly. the plywood transom is ONLY behind the hull part of the boat. From the motor well in the center the plywood tapers down on either side and does NOT run up behind the deck. also the hull to deck joint at this point does not have a lip on it or over lap, they just butt up to one another. So any movement in the transom opens the joint up and water goes right into the top edge of the plywood.
All of this will get changed. The new transom will run up under the deck and the hull deck joint and it will be glassed over to seal ALL of this area. Also all mounting bolts, for the outboard, tow ropes, etc will run through tubing that is epoxied in place to seal the bolt hole away from the wood completely.
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