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That sounds like a good idea to grind off the pieces and leave the corner plates intact. The handles were too far apart to really lift for 1 person. I can mount new handles closer togrther so they are actually useable. :mrgreen:

I will post a pic when I get the boat into my barn to work on it, Probably Jan 2010 :(

A pic of my new boat and it has handles almost identical to what I am looking for. I guess this should be posted under boats :oops: Just learning. Maybe a mod can help!!

I have a 1980 Grumman 16V alum . Both lifting handles at the transom are broken. I am trying to find a boat" junk yard" or a shop that might have a set of handles. I think the handles from any 16' boat would work as I could easily drill new holes. This boat will require a substantial amount of...

Joined Canadian airforce in 1965, served 15 yrs in the ranks as a machinist, was comissioned as an officer in 1980, served 16 more yrs and retired from Goose Bay ,Labrador as the base armament officer at age 50. Have now been retired 14 yrs and luvin it!! :mrgreen:

Woke up to this scene this morning, the dogs loved it but I was not too impressed other than its starting to get colder. We cant icefish here until 1 Jan, so ythe ice should be OK by then :mrgreen:

Another newbie here! Retired airforce with 31 yrs service. Love fishing and looking for some pointers on repairing and upgrading my old boat. I will try and post my 1st pic of my 2009 Lowe A1667 boat and 2007 Tohatsu 9.8. Looking forward to meeting some do it yourselfers..

Hopewell Cape, New Brunswick, Canada. I am retired from the canadian airforce after serving 31 years. I retired in 1996 at age 50 :mrgreen: I have now been retired 13 yrs and loving it. I like fishing smbass, trout, pickeral, stripers and muskies and also icefishing. I just bought a 2009...