MFG rebuild getting started pics

craigweaver

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Re: MFG rebuild getting started pics

sphelps, that is an awesome job on the seacast!
 

sphelps

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Thanks Craig, I,m hopefully gunna git it flipped over to start on the hull soon.
Gotta catch up with you and your son!:D
 

sphelps

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Got the cap glassed onto the hull .I filleted the joint yesterday then put a layer of csm today. Sure aint going to sweat the bubbles under there!
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Had some resin left over so made up a little pb and patched 4 holes in the deck.
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also did some shaping on the transom cap..
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Trooper82

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Mighty fine work there s.p. you sure you didn't put hose holes in there with the hammer and saw?
 

bear_69cuda

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Sweet brutha!

The holes were for the old seat mounts?
 

jbcurt00

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Good looking work rebuilding the transom area! And the cap back on!?!?! Sweet, nice progress!

Have a good rest of the week!
 

sphelps

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Yea those holes had some epoxy looken stuff smeared on em . I still have a few more to patch. They must have been for the fun n sun seats that were original . Wish I still had them to model new seat from.
 

Woodonglass

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Nice work on the Vid. Do we have to start calling you Hollywood now!!!!:eek:
 

sphelps

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Me and my son did wrestle mania with the old O/B . I wanted to check the transom height. I hope I'm pretty close to where it needs to be. It looks like it still needs the angle to trim down some.Does this look close to right?
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jbcurt00

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Hey Hollywood: Good looking work! Nice work w/ the seacast video. Nice job nailing the transom height. That motor will look good after a little attention from your new paint gun.
 

Pmccraney

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Looks like some has a new nickname... S.P. - loved the Seacast video - I've always heard about that stuff, but never seen it used. I am now sort of kicking myself for not using it on my curved transom that has been working me for the better part of the winter.

Keep video-ing your progress. The smurf brownies look awesome - what's next on the menu? You are doing great!!
 

sphelps

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Thanks gentlemen, I,m eventually gunna have to turn my attention to the O/B unless I want to install a set of oarlocks .:facepalm:

Yall look for my next movie High Glass Grinder staring SP Eastwood, go ahead make my day!!:cool:
 

jbcurt00

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:cool: An action flick! Sweet!
 

GT1000000

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Thanks for the vid, S.P. Makes pouring a seacast transom much less of a mystery...

And it looks like you nailed the engine to transom height, most excellent!

That Chrysler is gonna look nice all painted up on the finished MFG...

You guys are doing fantastic work, keep it up!

Have a great weekend!
 

ezmobee

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I think the motor might be a smidge low but certainly well within the mounting-hole adjustability of the motor so you're good. Nice work.
 
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