Re: 1975 Ebko Trihull complete rebuild
Here I am about in the middle of ripping the foam out. The majority of the right side of the boat out and I am working on the left here ( I need to get better at the whole nautical terms)
Here I got all the stingers out and up a bit.
Next it will be time to start grinding everything out and repair the hole in the hull that started this all.
Have you ever wondered how much stuff can come out of a 1975 15' Ebko Trihull? Well it is just about a truck full along with an estimated 3 - 4 hundred lbs worth of crap.
Well I probably won't be doing much the next few weekends on the boat until I get it moved into its home for the winter. I had to get the floor out in order to turn it on its side so I can get it in the shed. After that I will grind everything down for the first time and start working on patching that hole. I am considering a foot locker for things like anchors and other stuff like that and will start looking in to those here. If I do it I think I will build it myself and add foam to the far sides of the boat to make up for the foam I would be taking out. I am leaning toward pour foam again for structural integrity and if I poor it right without gaps like it was the water tight seal for another 20 years or more. First thing is first though, time to do some more iboats reading.
