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Old 06-20-2011, 09:35 PM
jv20sf jv20sf is offline
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Default 78 cc inboard motor bed

has anyone ever tried cutting tops of the motor beds and using a pourable fiberglass product to fill (seacast), then use some aluminum chanelle to mount motor mount to, to spread out the torq of the motor
any thought please
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Old 06-20-2011, 10:58 PM
heynow2203 heynow2203 is offline
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Default Re: 78 cc inboard motor bed

just replace them with cedar and reglass them it lasted 33 years the first time the other way just seems expensive just pull one layer of glass at a time you may find that there in better shape than you think my starboard was like brand new so i let it dry out for a few days and then reglassed them in my port i had to replace all mush
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