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PineLakeRumble
TT Enthusiast
Last Activity: Today, 07:24 AM
Joined: 11-19-2012
Location: Canada
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Always a few butterflies when you hoist a boat off the trailer, for me anyway. Worked out well. Time to get working on the bottom...
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Thanks as always Chuck. Love that other thread. Lots of great info there.
That's actually the old bracket. Grinder, wire wheel, and POR-15 makes it look better than new (as long as the part stays out of the sun)....Last edited by PineLakeRumble; 01-25-2023, 11:25 PM.Leave a comment:
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I'm in the process of swapping out the clamp block and tube assembly and all seems to be going well. There is some play in the rudder, fore and aft as well as side to side, and I'm considering going ahead and rebuilding the rudder port. Skidim doesn't have parts. I'm presuming that I need seals,...
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It's soon time to get to work on the gelcoat on the boat bottom. Anyone out there have any suggestions for lifting your boat off the trailer while in the shop? I was planning on an variation of this lift using straps...
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Thanks again for your guidance Chuck. I'm going to redrill and reuse the old angled bracket with a new clamp. In the past I have used 3M 4200 on the four strut/mounting bolts as well as under the bracket creating a waterproof seal/bed. Is there a better caulk that you would suggest for the job?Leave a comment:
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Cheers Prostreet.Leave a comment:
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