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It is possible to build a cradle around the hull to
turn it if it is only that weight, but you better stay clear if you don't design the cradle perfectly safe. Now that you have pointed this out. I surely have a feeling that rolling over a 1,000-lb boat is not such a good idea in a home environment. I should repair it with it sitting upright on dry land. anyway if your boat are fiber glass, I suggest, you look into how to make a sheet to fit exact and around the edge of where the dameage are, if you before this angled the remaining edges in the hole the right amount, you can from inside use that patch to mold a new surface that in glasfiber or Epoxy and glasfiber then patch the hole from inside. Sound like a plan. Thanks. By the way, the boat is probably something like 700-lb instead of 1,000-lb as what I had mentioned. Regardless, this is too heavy for me and my friend to roll it over using manpower alone. Jay Chan |
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