Transom pictures

[Chomper]

It was both. The upper part was glass and the notch had nothing. I have all the wood out now and will be molding up the sides of the notch to get ready for the Arjay. Hammer I won't be cutting the skin but I am still kicking around the bracket idea and leaving the splashwell. Haven't seen to many with that setup (probably a reason for that) but it might be nice to have something different.

I did see a stainless marine bracket on ebay last night I was considering, but man the money adds up fast doing a project.

[steplift20]

The notch?

[Chomper]

Sorry, where it was cut down from 25 to 20 inches. I call it a notch.

[steplift20]

but before it was cut down it was all sealed with fiberglass?

[Chomper]

Yes, it appears that is was. I take it that is a good thing right?

[steplift20]

sure is a good thing because i have the same year wellcraft that you have-----1978 thats your year yes or no

[steplift20]

you have a 235 evenrude----------you must fly whats your top end? i have a 150 mercury and my top end is about 32 mph

[Chomper]

Ok I am just about finished and thought I would post an update. This is my first transom and fiberglass job so this isn't a closeup picture. Still needs a few coats of paint to finish. It's not perfect but it should get me fishin again. I am glad I took your guys advice and made it a 25.

[Stillrunning]

That looks great and for your first job WOW.

[Skools Out]

Originally Posted by Chomper

Ok I am just about finished and thought I would post an update. This is my first transom and fiberglass job so this isn't a closeup picture. Still needs a few coats of paint to finish. It's not perfect but it should get me fishin again. I am glad I took your guys advice and made it a 25.

man that thing looks great, lets hang a yamaha 350 on it.