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|  Newbie needs some help 
			
			Hey guys (and girls if any) - i haven't posted here much. I'm a classic mako owner. I need some help and quick opinions. I am looking at a 76 Wellcraft 20cc. It was listed here recently http://www.wellcraftv20.com/cgi-bin/...0851;start=0#0 If i remove the cap on this boat, is the deck all built into it? The reason i ask is in regards to the front casting deck. The PO cut huge access hatches up there. I would want to fix them from underneath.  Any thoughs/opinions? | 
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|  Re: Newbie needs some help 
			
			I am thinking of buying this old girl with the understanding that there might be some serious issues with stringers/transom, etc. I really want to know if i pull the cap, does the deck stay in the hull or will it come out with the cap? Thanks guys!! Mike | 
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|  Re: Newbie needs some help 
			
			look at these 2 galleries http://www.wellcraftv20.com/gallery/...m62&page=3 http://www.wellcraftv20.com/gallery/...m32&page=2 | 
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|  Re: Newbie needs some help 
			
			Deck comes out with the linner!
		 
				__________________ 1986 V20  Old Fishermen never die, we just SMELL that way!! | 
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|  Re: Newbie needs some help 
			
			Nice set up for removing the cap. ;)
		 
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|  Re: Newbie needs some help 
			
			Maco -  just so i'm understanding right. The top cap comes off in one piece and all that is, is the gunnels and bow area. Then i would remove the liner in which the deck and everything would come out with it? | 
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|  Re: Newbie needs some help 
			
			looks to be that way to me, but I personally have never had one apart. Trust Maco, he knows what he is talking about.  ::) ;D ;) 
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|  Re: Newbie needs some help 
			
			Remove the rub rail and all screws, then get a hold of the liner and lift, if the floor is junk then I am sure that the liner will lift up with little or no trouble, but it may be attached to the stringers some places and you will have to use a board or something to pry it lose. Then all you have left is a big salad bowl. ;) 
				__________________ 1986 V20  Old Fishermen never die, we just SMELL that way!! | 
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