I just checked the 1989 model year Yammy 9.9 hp vs. the 15 hp Carburetor is the same P/N Crankcase is the same P/N Exhaust covers/gaskets are the...
Keep in mind that the boat you posted a picture of does not have much freeboard, so it is really meant for protected waters. Adding weight to the...
Here is a video of such a conversion. Bigger boat than yours though . . . [MEDIA]
Possible. Cuddy cabin boats and bow riders share the same basic hull. The cap portion is the main difference. You will be adding a fair amount...
I thought I would post a couple of 'as built' diagrams of the swim platform mounting, given the amount of discussion earlier in this thread. Here...
The rubber mat is a solid material . . . you don't (you can't) fill it with anything. What I did was coat the underside of the mat with epoxy and...
I used a rubber floor runner material for the non-skid as part of the plug. You can see the material applied to the plug in some of the pictures...
Circling back on a question that @fallguy had asked about the non-skid surface. . . I had the opportunity while out on the boat the other day to...
I have a bunch of XPS foam, fiberglass cloth, and epoxy left over from my swim platform project. I'm thinking that I could run a test of...
Usually the plastic drop cloth (sheeting) will stick to the resin. So you start on one side of the stringer about 1/2 way up and then go up and...
Either way is OK . . . You could put the stringers in dry, pre-soak them with resin and then immediately glass over them and tab them to the...
Yes, I checked out your initial thread, which did not seem to go far. Looking forward to the pictures.
Here are a few learning's, tips, tricks, and general opinions that I want to share with anyone considering a project like this, be it a swim...
I'm thinking that if you had 5 mm (0.2") of good, "solid" fiberglass, then it should not feel soft. Just wondering what you will find as you...
Not sure I understand if the hull is soft on the inside (because of the inner liner), or soft on the outside (because the hull itself is too thin).
