repairing the floor in my bassboat

pina boy

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i have a 1979 16 ft. bassboat "cane cutter". i was changing the carpet and i found a soft spot in the middle.
i need to know what is the best and fastest way to fix this problem.
i did cut some of the middle section out, and dug out all of the foam and most of the foam was soaked.
the rest of the floor is solid and the stringers are in good shape. the transit is perfect.

:confused:
my question is do i have to remove all the floor or just let the foam dry?
i would like to get back to fishing, so i want to know what is the best and fastest way to get this project done ANY HELP WILL BE CONCERED!!!!!
 

bman1bpm

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Re: repairing the floor in my bassboat

the foam will never dry. Probably should take out the whole floor and replace all the foam and wood, if its started to get soft in one spot, the rest is likely rotting tool.
 

JB

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Re: repairing the floor in my bassboat

You guys are joking, right?? Not even bassboats have floors.
 

pina boy

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Re: repairing the floor in my bassboat

the foam will never dry. Probably should take out the whole floor and replace all the foam and wood, if its started to get soft in one spot, the rest is likely rotting tool.



would i have to cut the top off of the hull in order to replace the whole floor? do you know of an eaiser way to get the job done?
 

CheapboatKev

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Re: repairing the floor in my bassboat

would i have to cut the top off of the hull in order to replace the whole floor? do you know of an eaiser way to get the job done?



Y'all gonna make JB come back in here and lecture you on floors...The only questions is... on a HOUSE boat, is it a deck or a floor? LOL:D
 
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