Ice Hull

Discussion in 'Metal Boat Building' started by tahquamenon, Nov 12, 2004.

  1. tahquamenon
    Joined: Nov 2004
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    Location: Michigan

    tahquamenon New Member

    Greetings,
    Would like to know if anyone knows about construction of, or modification to an existing hull to build a small 14-16 foot ice breaker capable of 3-4" of ice? With an outboard motor.
    I have a remote piece of property that I would like to gain access to during the early part of the winter.
    Thanks in advance...
    TC Collins
    tc_collins_99@hotmail.com
     
  2. MATTRESS GUY
    Joined: Feb 2005
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    Location: ETOWN, KY.

    MATTRESS GUY Junior Member

    What Is Your Hull Made Of????aluminum?? If So, You Can Use 3/4 In. Solid Aluminum Rod Welded To The Bottom Of Your Hull From Front To Back..only Problem Is Youll Probably Need To Turn Your Boat Upside Down..youll Need To Use About Six Runs Of It..
     
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