So I my drain plug tube broke off into pieces. I know I need to put one in. Can I operate the boat without one? When I put the plug in it seems like it’s tight and wont. come out. I’m gonna do my transom on the future so I don’t want to have to tap the new drain tube out when I do the transom
Thanks everyone for the info, my buddy is going to help me with it, he’s a lot more handy than I am. This was my fathers boat, he passed away last year so I’m going to bring it back to life. I will definitely post pictures of the project
How hard is it to replace fiberglass stringers in a 67 Starcraft 16 ft. I’ve never done I understand the concept, Is this something I could tackle or should I pay someone to do it?
I have a 67 fiberglass boat. I inherited it from my father. The transom will need redone in the future. Out of the boats I’ve seen my looks pretty simple. How much would you think this would cost to have professional done? I’ve never done it so I’m just gonna pay someone. I’m thinking around...
I should also add it only has a 50 hp Yamaha on the back 190 pounds. Also I took the drain plug tube out and felt the wood. It’s solid and not chopping off
Hi guys, I have a 67 fiberglass Starcraft boat.it was my fathers I recently inherited. I know I’ll need to replace the transom at some point. When I pull up and down on the motor the motor doesn’t flex off of the transom. I’m trying to save up to replace it. But I also want to use the boat. Is...
I’m doing my transom next month. I was just guessing on that price because that’s what few people have said. I want to them myself but I’m worried I’ll damage the boat if I replace the stringers on the trailer.
I have a 1967 fiberglass 16 ft boat. Gonna replace the stringers I heard you’re not supposed to do them on the trailer, is this true? I want to do this myself instead of paying someone 3,000 plus. Also how much do you think this will run me
