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engine mount repair
If someone could tell me if i have to replace the stringer all the way
to the front of my 18ft power boat if the engine mount holes are hollow? if not what do i do? thanks Trent |
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engine mount repair
trent wrote in message ...
If someone could tell me if i have to replace the stringer all the way to the front of my 18ft power boat if the engine mount holes are hollow? if not what do i do? thanks Trent Trent I'm assuming the stringers are solid wood and you've just stripped the threads out of the holed. You can insert small strips of hard wood into the hole to partially fill it, then put the lag bolts back in. If it's still loose, put more strips of wood in. It will tighten up for you. |
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engine mount repair
If the holes are just stripped (not rotted) I think I might look into
drilling out the metal engine mount holes (on a press, don't want the hole centers to change) and using larger bolts. Or maybe buy mounts with the same mounting spacing but that use larger bolts. trent wrote in message ... If someone could tell me if i have to replace the stringer all the way to the front of my 18ft power boat if the engine mount holes are hollow? if not what do i do? thanks Trent |
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