23Hourston
Well-Known Member
Lots of good work.
I too for the first time have a roof to work under. Makes all the difference in the world.
Question about the cut outs in the lower area of new transom. Can you explain that a little more
Also I always thought the stringers were to join the transom.
Final question when you replaced the Kealson was it flat on both sides or pointed on the bottom
I too had holes drilled into the rear stringers inside the bildge that had rubber plugs in them.
Out of the few Hourstons I've played with none had epoxy on the underside of the floor or fully encapsulated stringers
I too for the first time have a roof to work under. Makes all the difference in the world.
Question about the cut outs in the lower area of new transom. Can you explain that a little more
Also I always thought the stringers were to join the transom.
Final question when you replaced the Kealson was it flat on both sides or pointed on the bottom
I too had holes drilled into the rear stringers inside the bildge that had rubber plugs in them.
Out of the few Hourstons I've played with none had epoxy on the underside of the floor or fully encapsulated stringers