Just looked at a boat today that has some cracks in the Stringers in the bilge. They are the stringers that run across the main stringers(paralell to the transom) How much would a project like this cost if i was to de-rig the bilge myself? Boat is great other than that. Thanks!
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04-25-2009 03:44 PMWelcome aboard.
Can you give a more complete description of the boat type, size, and problem?
My guess is more time than money, but our experts at this are probably going to try and figure out what caused the issue to assess hidden damage or other issues. But, I'm not the expert.
They will also suggest a survey I imagine.
Anyway, welcome. I'll be watching to see what happens with this.
PaulGetting bad advice is unfortunate, taking bad advice is a Serious matter!!
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04-25-2009 03:56 PMIts a older 39FT ocean express cat. Nice boat, but the stringers scare me.
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04-25-2009 07:05 PM
And they should , just wonderig could we see some pics of the cracks to better give you some advice ? Not to be rude but................. i do not think the older Ocean Express cats where made very well as far as Materials , workmanship , ( lamination ) and everything being short of a quality built boat . The horror......................
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04-27-2009 12:52 PM
a pik tells a thousand words...difference between a repair and a replace...
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