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You could do that easily. Just damn off the back off the tankwell
bulkhead. You'd need some extra bracing inside the "motor mount" area but nothing too bad. Darn it now you got me tempted! ;p Bowgus wrote: Now that is cool ... of course, the first thing that occurs to me is to turn that square compartment into a dry well ... for a trolling motor. And when not in use, just put a plate on the bottom :-) "Matt Langenfeld" wrote in message nk.net... Making some good progress. Sanding and fairing is next (finally). -- Matt Langenfeld JEM Watercraft http://jem.e-boat.net/ ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---- -- Matt Langenfeld JEM Watercraft http://jem.e-boat.net/ |
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