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This is all very impressive. Nothing like creating something over time with effort. Congrats all the way around.
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When I first opened this thread I felt sick for that poor boat. When you said labor of love, you weren't kidding. That hard work has created something to be proud of for a long time to come. Nice work.
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I love overkill. Lower the motor into the boat or lift the boat onto the motor.
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Several options - White Board or composite board- Both pretty expensive. Viper used 1 inch Plywood- fiberglass covered both sides and 3/4 x 3/4 aluminum square rod screwed into the bottom the entire width. A bit heavier but it seems to work- the aluminum honeycomb just snaps and crumbles when straightened. Some folks have made an additional center folding support that helps when people stand on it. Ill send a picture if you desire.
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Thanks for the encouragement- Its nice to have it coming together- It has been a fun adventure and in large part to this forum.
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I thought it weird too- Moeller folks have been great and yep the screws are sealed but thats the way it came.
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Why use a tap hammer when you can use a sledge , huh????
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Wingnut, how many feet of carpet did you end up needing? Was it a PIA scraping off all the old glue?
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