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I have a 1978 steplift and want to put on a transom plate but i am not sure what is under the alumium molding that goes accross the the transom edge
does anyone know is it open or finished with fiberglass? any info would be appreceiated
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should be fiberglassed
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1986 V20 ![]() Old Fishermen never die, we just SMELL that way!! |
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i hard its open but that doesnt make sences i would like to know if anybody removed it and knew for sure
i dont want any provlems
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every fiberglass boat i've owned, [about 10-12]... have had glass under those aluminium trim pieces
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i will take your word for it it only makes sens thanx
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The holes in my Sea Drive set up were epoxied nice and tidy! I'd assume your transom is as well under the aluminum trim.
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Why do "they" put that alum trim there anyway...looks like POOP... :P...
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Maybe it was supposed to "protect" it? I don't know, but I got rid of mine. ;D
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Well, I figured while I had my stuff all tore apart and the camera out, I would snap a picture for you. It looks like the fiberglass from the splash well comes up and over towards the stern with a small gap between it and the fiberglass on the transom. I hope this helps.
![]() edit: HOLY %$@# WHAT A CLOSE UP, I had no idea sorry.
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I kind of hate to see that . The trim on mine is starting to get a few bad spots on it as well . I guess that is where the water get into these things and you get transom rot .
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