Damm Ross you shoulda thrown that garter over board bloke
Mate love the saftey gear, overalls mask and most of all those well vented steel caps.
Just a thought get the sounder head unit out not to sure if that fine glass dust would be to good for the keypad, or you trying for a new one as well. Really couldn't see in the other pics if you did or not.
Tops Bev keep em coming hey.
Brett
It's FULLY SIC man
Top report Bev and who's the clever little lassie with the camera then? Doesn't seem that long ago that you couldn't make up your mind whether to buy one or not
Lads (and lasses) If you'd seen this rig when Ross first picked it up, you wouldn't believe that it could ever float again. It was in a worse condition than it is now, and had no arse end at all.........bit like me dekie
Bev, I think you've been conned love. How many new tools has Ross had to buy to do this job? I told you he put the buggers in there deliberately
May fetch the pulsar down this weekend unless the weather's right for fishing, as long as you promise not to have me crawling around that itchy scratchy stuff.
kev
My Uncle Fred died of asbestosis - it took six months to cremate the poor bugger.
Bloody Hell, I have gone pale looking at this post, I have gone outside to double check the tinny! Great to see you tackling it head on.
Cheers Scott.
Bloody Hell, I have gone pale looking at this post, I have gone outside to double check the tinny! Great to see you tackling it head on.
Cheers Scott.
According to "Elements of Boat Strength" by Dave Gerr, the stringers do not need a timber core, except at engine bed for inboards. But if they are hollow they can become long water tanks. A non structural lightweight foam would solve the problem.
Also plenty of discussion on rec.boats.building about epoxy vs polyester resins.
The consensus seems to be that acheiving a secondary bond with polyester repairs can be iffy. Epoxy is the go.
Good luck with the extermination.
Ben
There is going to be a lot of empty XXXX Gold cans in thereby the time he is finished.
Might have been cheaper to burn it and claim the insurance
At least you would have made sure you got the queen.
He owns all the right stuff, but does he use it? Majority of the time, nope!! >Originally Posted by Brejen
Mate love the saftey gear, overalls mask and most of all those well vented steel caps
Hey, that'll be enough of that... he doesn't need any encouragement from you!!Just a thought get the sounder head unit out not to sure if that fine glass dust would be to good for the keypad, or you trying for a new one as well.Must have slipped his mind.... or maybe he thought he would be going fishing sometime soon
Report #4's coming to a screen near you soonTops Bev keep em coming hey.
Best thing you've ever talked me intoTop report Bev and who's the clever little lassie with the camera then? Doesn't seem that long ago that you couldn't make up your mind whether to buy one or not
The ant tracks have headed right to the transom, so she might be getting another new ar$eLads (and lasses) If you'd seen this rig when Ross first picked it up, you wouldn't believe that it could ever float again. It was in a worse condition than it is now, and had no arse end at all...
Story of my life!!Bev, I think you've been conned love.
Only the holesaw set so far, the rest was consumables.... but he's put in an order for a new grinder as the old one is nearly ker-nackeredHow many new tools has Ross had to buy to do this job? I told you he put the buggers in there deliberately
No worries.... we ain't going anywhere! But be warned, the conversation here might get depressing at timesMay fetch the pulsar down this weekend
It's given rainunless the weather's right for fishing,
I'll pass yer some overalls as you come in the gateas long as you promise not to have me crawling around that itchy scratchy stuff.
LOL, reading this gave me the best laugh I've had all day
Well it was either that.... or push it into a corner and forget about itGreat to see you tackling it head on.
Report #4
19th January - Time to remove the floor....
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.... and get rid of some dust!
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That's better.... he always likes the boat to be nice and clean
Hey bev ,ross is a dab hand with a chainsaw ,isnt he
cheers jon
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Why? Are forensic there again?
kev
Invisible threads are the strongest ties.
Amazed at the lack of bulkheads, survey require them every metre, I put them in at every 500mm and lets hope it dont break again. Maybe when you do it, it may be worth consisdering puting some more in.
cheers
blaze
ps
nearly finished my itching and sratching
You should be here when he helps me in the gardenHey bev, ross is a dab hand with a chainsaw, isnt he
Report #5
20 January - It rained most the night here, so Ross had the day off work.
It was time call in the big guns to help remove the motor, and suddenly
our young fella was keen to lend his dad a hand
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The rest of the floor was removed from around the well
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We made another trip to the hardware for more consumable supplies, a new angle-grinder and a hedge trimmer!What's a hedge trimmer got to do with the boat? I think you're right Kev.... this is all just a ploy to get new toys!!
After lunch he was back at it, removing bits and pieces. He's beginning to
wonder.... how many screws are in a boat?
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And.... should he put sliding windows in it? Reckons they'd be handy for
fishing on a rainy day
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Back to the serious stuff, he removed the caps from the gunwall strip
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Yes, the little blighters had even made themselves at home in there! So off with the gunwall.
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Poor old Play-Pen.... she's looking pretty bare
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