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VVelez216 04-19-2011 09:07 PM

Weak transom
 
Installed new transducer today for garmin 400c fishfinder, had to drill through transom. Transom felt weak, felt like butter, I'm disappointed! Think I need to overhaul transom

Bygracealone 04-20-2011 07:02 AM

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Originally Posted by VVelez216 (Post 171818)
Installed new transducer today for garmin 400c fishfinder, had to drill through transom. Transom felt weak, felt like butter, I'm disappointed! Think I need to overhaul transom

Ouch! Sorry to hear this.

There are plenty of posts on this forum that should be a help to you in replacing the transom.

reelapeelin 04-20-2011 08:05 AM

Poured transoms seem to me the way to go...

VVelez216 04-20-2011 10:28 AM

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Originally Posted by reelapeelin (Post 171834)
Poured transoms seem to me the way to go...

What product is used for the pour?

reelapeelin 04-20-2011 10:31 AM

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Originally Posted by VVelez216 (Post 171859)
What product is used for the pour?


Never can remember the name of that stuff...somebody will be along soon who knows the name...it was just mentioned in a post just recently...sorry I can't recall...

RWilson2526 04-20-2011 10:48 AM

Arjay it seems to be the members choice these days....NYMack will be along shortly....he loved the stuff

smkinnan 04-20-2011 12:19 PM

Arjay is THE stuff....you get it from "Fiberglass Services" out of the Tampa area. Absolutely makes the new transom like concrete. Easy to work with too. Hardest part of the whole process is digging the old mulch out of there. The worse the transom rot, the easier it will be to fix. I hope for you that is the worst ;) By the way, don't cut any fiberglass except for the top edge of the transom where the engine mounts (I assume an outboard). Most people have aluminum caps there. You may have to trim that a bit to dig old mush out and then to pour the Arjay product. There are a couple of really good posts here in the forum. I have pics of mine I plan on posting very soon.


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