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Robert Larder wrote:
Bolt it. As to "just leave the moving problem to the next owner 20 years from now", circumstances change- it could be YOU needing to truck the boat in a couple years time. Regarding strength, you only need so much, assuming you can bolt adequately- and you can, otherwise the answer would be obvious and you wouldn`t be asking- you don`t need the potential inconvenience. What happens if it gets damaged somehow? Would be a hell of a lot easier to be able to unbolt it and fix it in the shop. HTH Bob Larder (who learned in years of maintenance work to make things as easy as possible to repair). Hmmm. All good points. Bolt it  Evan Gatehouse |
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