Taking a V-20 apart

[Turd Ferguson]

Wow you guys are so helpful....I can hardly wait to get started. I said a couple months but I really want to get this project moving!!!! How heavy is the inner liner once you get it out. Is it too heavy for three guys to move it around and flip it over and stuff?

[Bygracealone]

Also, how easy was it to get the liner back on? I would imagine the liner and the hull will expand and contract respectively, given the amount of time they're apart and given the warm weather...

[Stillrunning]

Originally Posted by Bygracealone

Also, how easy was it to get the liner back on? I would imagine the liner and the hull will expand and contract respectively, given the amount of time they're apart and given the warm weather...

I did not have any issues getting it back together and everything lined up just fine. With that said I only did stringer repairs in the very back section of the boat. If I rember correctly I did go around the topp of the hull with some new fiberglass to give me new a stronger holes to screw the linner to. I wish I would have taken picture of this job.

[LESTERUS]

I don't think a 1970 has an inner liner, has it?

Lesterus

[parishht]

Sounds to me like:


WE NEED PICTURES

[Stillrunning]

Originally Posted by Turd Ferguson

Wow you guys are so helpful....I can hardly wait to get started. I said a couple months but I really want to get this project moving!!!! How heavy is the inner liner once you get it out. Is it too heavy for three guys to move it around and flip it over and stuff?

I think three guys could move it around but I'm not sure if three guys could safly flip it over without putting stress on the sides. One thing you will need to do is some how support the flooring making sure it does not sag while reparing it up side down. We then took fiberglass resin and the newly cut flooring and screwed it to the bottom of the flooring. After it dries remove the screws and cover the wood with fiberglass. then we flipped it over and patched the screw holes.