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I'm waiting to see if anyone suggests to look for the reason for the
loose bolts, like rotten plywood core. So far there is a lot of good info on backing plates. Out drive boats are usually built with a plywood core in the transom, because of the loads the transom takes. I doubt you'll find foam. If you have some rot, there's no choice on the fix. Backing plates isn't it. Jim |
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