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+1, but to one side or the other, not dead center.
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No, it typically should not be a problem going forward if its fixed now. It's not a hull problem.
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What boat? Typically single engine Chaps do not have any wood in the center of the bilge, while cruisers have a keel stringer in order to provide a flat bilge floor and add stiffness to the structure. Transducers are typically mounted just forward of the engine and just off to the starboard side from what I have seen.
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Just slab grease over the splines. Why cover?
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I may have to try the m-27 to keep the muddy Chesapeake from staining the bottom.
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It's not what it used to be, that's for sure.
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Congrats friend! Please share pictures for those of us exiled in northern climes.
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Anything is repairable, but this boat wouldn't be worth the effort IMO.
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Hope to be part of the family soon, with question
drewm3i replied to Wirewheels's topic in Boat Talk
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Hope to be part of the family soon, with question
drewm3i replied to Wirewheels's topic in Boat Talk
I'm sorry to be the bearer of bad news, but any XDP is an accident waiting to happen. It's not if, but when they will have an issue with the bellows rupturing. If they have DPS. disregard what I said. -
Neither are perfect, neither are terrible.
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Take the exhaust off first and see if it can be fixed in place.
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Hope to be part of the family soon, with question
drewm3i replied to Wirewheels's topic in Boat Talk
Does this boat have DP drives or XDP (plastic) drives? If the latter...RUN!