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    Re: New to me second hand boat cracking, bugger

    The middle seat stops the sides flexing, with out the seat there you really need more support in that area like some more ribs might help and a good size bilge pump and dont worry about things to much,its an old tiny so just part of the game to get a crack here and there,my first tiny was a 1964 quintrex reefmaster and i had 16 patches on that hull,to old and thin to weld lol.

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    Re: New to me second hand boat cracking, bugger

    Quote Originally Posted by chris69 View Post
    The middle seat stops the sides flexing, with out the seat there you really need more support in that area like some more ribs might help and a good size bilge pump and dont worry about things to much,its an old tiny so just part of the game to get a crack here and there,my first tiny was a 1964 quintrex reefmaster and i had 16 patches on that hull,to old and thin to weld lol.
    haha yeah i only paid $3000 i think that motor is worth half of that, it has a few knocks here and there and a few spot weld repairs but at lease no big gashes or submersed log repairs

    going to add a live bait tank tomorrow to the rear right corner and call up about getting that small crack welded plus i'll ask the aluminium welder if he can take a look at the transom maybe with a welders eye he can spot the crack that is making the noise

    may down the track get a new trailer or a good second hand trailer as this one looks glorified with a lick of paint but we all know what that means on a marine trailer

    does anyone have pictures of these ribs that have been added on? i think it might be quiet expensive and not worthy of this old girl

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