New Guy – Building a Hydro

Discussion in 'Wooden Boat Building and Restoration' started by Shreve, Aug 13, 2015.

  1. Shreve
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    Shreve New Member

    Greetings folks, got a Class “C” hydro under construction in my basement. About 2 years now. I'm pretty slow! Anyway, thought you might want to check it out. Power to be a Merc 25. Pray for
    me. Look forward to exploring this site for inspiration in the future. Thanks and all advice appreciated, Shreve


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  2. messabout
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    messabout Senior Member

    Lookin' good so far Shreve.

    Is that some fir plywood that I see in the picture? Heavens to Murgatroyd! That stuff is heavy. A C hydro does not like heavy. The rest of the structure looks like a well proven conventional structure.

    Twenty five H.P. is conservative for a C hydro. It should give you some thrills though.

    Keep us posted about your progress.
     
  3. Shreve
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    Shreve New Member

    Here is the boat my Dad & I built from a Glen L frame kit. Fishing, Waterskiing. picnicking in New Hampshire. Hope I'm not boring anyone. I'm just hoping this thing floats!

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