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The whole project
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Well this is what it looks like now.
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This is going to be my next project.
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Motor on stand and off of rotten transom
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Main Support
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All of the main support bolts are out and extra screws holding the splash well in place are removed
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Side bolts on the transom, I had to drill out a few and cut off the bottom two due to them spinning free and rust holding the nuts on.
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Addition Support Bolts
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Transom view outside
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With almost all the bolts removed I should be able to life the wood transom out, thats what I thought.
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This is the pieces of metal I had to cut out to remove the transom.
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Cutting
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Transon Wood Out!!
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Finally after about half an hour of bending metal tabs back where the bolts went into the transom wood I got it out. Not in one whole piece, but in three. The rotted wood seem to split where the curved section started.
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Well here it is in one piece.
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Transom Wood
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Transom Wood
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Here is where in split into two.
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Well I saw this before and now I want to fix it the right way so when I paint the boat you will not see it.
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Half way repair, to be repaired again and done the right way
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Power cable for electric winch for the 22' boat
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Here is how I power the electric winch, it works great.
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