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Old 07 June 2016, 01:13   #1
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My Achilles (new owner)

I just got a 1989 Achilles 10.5 boat , two questions does the hard bottom go in with the feet or "cleats " down or up and there's no drain plug for it, goes it need one or ?? Where if I do , can I get one? Thanks
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Old 07 June 2016, 01:19   #2
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Smooth side down. Anything sharp will cause a hole in the hypalon.
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Old 07 June 2016, 02:53   #3
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Smooth side down. Anything sharp will cause a hole in the hypalon.


Just wondering what those "cleats are for?
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Old 07 June 2016, 15:00   #4
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What cleats are we talking about? Can you take a pic?

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Old 07 June 2016, 15:04   #5
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The extra wooden bits on top are for reinforcement because of the motor. The original okoume floor boards are quite thin and not very strong, mine started developing cracks on the third floor board after riding it hard just once.

Do you have the side pieces for the floor?

Yes you need a drain plug, you can make one if you are handy or order one off the net somewhere, should be no problem in the states.

Drain Plug, Transom, Expanding Flip-Up 7/8" or 1"

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