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14 Ft 'Ski-Boy' Restore - Tiny-Tannic
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No that bolt is NOT attached to air
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We thought that the major forces of the brace arms should be transfered to the transom, so we dug through the scrap wood pile looking for a suitable block to use under the hull and against the transom. We had left a gap at the top between the transom and the underside of the deck that we needed to bridge. We settled on an OLD treated 4 x4 that we ripped in half on the bandsaw, that left us with 2 blocks 1 3/4 by 3 1/2 that are glued and screwed to the transom and also to the deck.
There is a 10 inch 3/8 carriage bolt that runs up at an angle and comes out the top of the deck for the braces to attach to. We hold the bolt in place with a fender washer and locking nut.
When the pylon in installed it drops down on top of this bolt against the locking nut and held in place with a wing nut
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