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Unread 03-19-2012, 10:25 AM
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Looks GREAT! I really like the hatch. There is also a hollow space under the captains chair, forward of the live bait well.
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Nice work Destroyer. Looks brand new.
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looks great, i have the larger size hatch, and in that high trafic area, the tend to last only 2 or 3 years before cracking. by going with the smaller one, you will probably get a longer life span out of yours.

how aggresive is the texture of your deck, would bare feet be uncomfortable?
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how aggresive is the texture of your deck, would bare feet be uncomfortable?
I tried to get a close up of it in the last picture, just before the hatch. It's more like a ripple than a pebble...very low, rounded peaks and valleys.. that's the reason I went with the urathane..I'm hoping its going to be softer on the feet.. hard to really tell until I stand on it for a day of fishing/boating. Actually I'm more concerned with how hard it's going to be to clean up blood on the deck.
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I'm more concerned with how hard it's going to be to clean up blood on the deck.
a light to middle weight power washer may be the trick, but NOTHING works better than WETTING (FLOODING) the blood BEFORE it dries w/a bucket or hose...

Destroyer, I'm REELY impressed w/your work!!...man that looks GREAT!!...YER GONNA HAVE A SUPER CLEAN 21 WHEN YOU GET IT ALL DONE...

It was mentioned above about the hollow space under the capt's chair...this is what I did on my 21...

It's a 3-drawer tackle-hatch...and couldn't have been in a better place....wish I could show you pic w/it open, but you get the idea...like you NEED any ideas!!...LOL!!
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Like reel says I have a self bailing deck, whn I get blood on floor just grab a bucket throw on floor all clean!! I useto have a salt water wash down and just hosed it al down but thw pump went bad.
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Like reel says I have a self bailing deck, when I get blood on floor I just grab a bucket of water and throw it on the floor.. all clean!! I use to have a salt water wash down and just hosed it all down but the pump went bad.
The boat already has a salt water washdown setup. Not sure of the condition of the pump, but the motor runs when I put voltage to it, so I think it will be ok. Good idea about hitting the blood early before it drys...and putting blood into the water is never a bad idea... (can you say ...chum slick?...lol)

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It's a 3-drawer tackle-hatch...and couldn't have been in a better place....wish I could show you pic w/it open, but you get the idea...like you NEED any ideas!!...LOL!!
Reel, after BuckleyJr mentioned that there was a hollow space under the chair (thanks Buckley ) I've been wondering what to do with the space. I love your idea of a tackle storage area. Another project....lol

Things to do still:
Lengthen and mount engine
Shorten and mount radar arch
Mount Antennas
Mount radar
Repair cracks in rod racks
Install bimini top
Mount anchor windlass (Thank you again WellcraftV20step!!!)
Cut and install tackle box under seating area
Install all electronics gear (radar, radio, chartplotter, fish finders, GPS)
Mount downriggers and run power lines to them
Mount kicker engine and connect steering adapter to main engine
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