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Hi:
I've never had a boat before, but I just bought a 15-20 year old 14 foot aluminum boat, and 7 hp. motor. I just want to use it on the local fishing hole -a 40-50 acre pond (I think.) The boat leaks at the front bottom where a couple pieces. of aluminum come together and are riveted. What's the best way to permanently or semi-permanently fix the leaking area? Is there some kind of sealer that I can use, or filler? Should it be re-riveted, or welded? The leak isn't real bad -maybe a gallon of water every 15-20 minutes (a wild guess). Its not gushing up through, but I also would not want to be out on the water far from shore for any length of time. Any suggestions or recommendations would be very appreciated. (I only paid $125 for the boat and motor.). Thanks ron |
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