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Old 06-08-2006, 05:27 PM
chrismiele chrismiele is offline
 
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11' Inflatable - Transom Replacement

Hello to the pro's, heres my current situation;

I have a 1994 11' Quicksilver Inflatable with a rebuilt 1993 merc 15. I have put a lot of time, energy, and patience into the motor over last winter, and now i am learning that my transom is sub-par.

Now, I could probable have simply reglued the few spots where the rubber tube-brackets were loose and been on my way. But, when I started to do that, the next thing I knew I had removed the entire transom. I am (kinda) glad I did. The lower third is pretty wet.

Its a 1" transom, looks like it is actually two pieces glued together.

Could I cut a new one out of 1", and have adequate strentgh?
(I have transom braces that atach to the floor)
(I also have custom-ordered a stainless steel 'U' to set under the motor. The plate will be 10"X10"1"
Any ideas?
Thanks, Chris
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