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you will have to investigate your location if there is someone that will take on the job. remember, you will be paying $125/hour labor for this many hundred hour job or you can do it yourself
the rot will not be centralized to the transom.
the steps are as follows;
- remove drive & engine
- remove upholstery and everything from interior
- build cradle for boat
- remove cap
- cut out floor
- cut out bad transom
- cut out rotten stringers
- remove all wet flotation foam
- grind out all old tabbing
- make new stringers and bed them in
- make new transom and bed it in
- new tabbing
- new floor
- new flotation foam
- finish floor
- then re-assembly
if you want to do it yourself. start by going to this sticky from the hull restoration forum
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read links 14, 15, 18, 2, 3, 4a, and 4b in their entirety. watch every video, look at every picture.
that will give you the basics you will need.
