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Old 02 February 2011, 15:52   #1
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anyone replaced a transom?

on a small rib before please? or have a link to anyones elses thread?

I've done a good old search on the net, plenty on hard boats - thanks in advance guys
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Old 02 February 2011, 16:15   #2
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yep, done a few, what do you need to know?
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this might help

http://rib.net/forum/showthread.php?t=29364&page=6

really not that tricky just think lots and cut less
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there you go all you need, we do them almost the same way, leave the outer grp skin, a couple of layers of 600 gram mat, 18mm ply, 2 layers of 600 with an 800/300gram combi in the middle, one more 18mm ply, and then cover it all up with a few more layers when dry, knee's and doing it the same as my learned friend

when doing an inboard you only use 2 layers of ply because there is a thickness limit, we have always only used 2 sheets and most manufacturers do the same, if your outboard has little lugs on the back plate they don't sit on the transom properly if it's to thick
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thanks all, I'll post some pics soon and maybe steal a few more tips!!
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yep, done a few, what do you need to know?
Roughly how much it costs?
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With my job it usually pays to be slightly cynical.
Plan for the worst and hope for the best usually means I am rarely disappointed........
In all seriousness It would be helpful to have a ball park cost for this work, just for info.
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have to be a guess as i've not seen any pic's, i would reckon £1473.67, roughly that is
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