I inherited a 97 pro v se and I realized that the transom is gonna need to be replaced soon. Screws on the cap spun easily, and I stuck a screwdriver and it went in easily. It seems strong for now and doesn’t flex at the moment but I’ll probably need to do it during the summer. I know there’s a TON of stuff on the internet about it, but I’m still in high school so I don’t have the 4-5k to send it to a shop. Even then, I live in southern Mississippi and can’t find a place to do it even if I had the money. I’m thinking about using seacast as it is the most affordable option for me and I should have to spend 50+ shop hours removing rivets and cutting a new transom (at least I think so). Does anyone have experience with this? The sentimental value of this boat is real high and I really don’t want to sell it. If anyone has advice or can miraculously find a place to do it down here, I’d REALLY appreciate it.
January 27, 2024 at 12:20 pm
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