Transom Repair
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My I/O Boat Transom Repair Adventures
Identifying a Rotten Transom
Removing the Transom
Prepping for the New Transom
Installing the New Transom
Rebuilding the Stringers and Battery Trays
Painting the Bilge
Fixing Stress Cracks
Re-installing the engine and drive
Rebuilding Trim and Tilt Cylinders
Buffing Fiberglass
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Tools Used
Major tools I've used so far:
Sawzall
Rotozip
Prybars (varying sizes)
Dead-blow hammer
Cheap 4.5" grinder
Bondo spreaders (many)
Cheap paint brushes (many)
Scroll saw
Air die grinder
Air random orbital sander
7" single-action, multi-speed buffer
Latex gloves
Products and Companies I've mentioned:
Bismarck Lumber
Gibbons Fiberglass
iBoats Forums
Interlux
MDO Plywood
OMC
Seacast
Starcraft
US Composites
West System
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What's New
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3/7/09
posted
Mar 7, 2009, 7:22 PM
by Dan Polk
I added some new pictures of the original rotten wood I found to the
Identifying a Rotten Transo
m page.
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