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Jon and V Boat Conversions & Modifications
Lowe 1440M project coming along nicely
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<blockquote data-quote="Jimbeau" data-source="post: 491316" data-attributes="member: 31884"><p>Here’s a few pics of the progress. Rebuilt the trailer (huge job) and painted with single stage urethane. Cut the transom out. Laminated an new wooden transom spar. Incredibly strong. Sealed it to last for years. Had a new spar cap welded on. Then I fabricated angular transom support braces to redirect the majority of the torsion (upper and lower) load on the boat’s cross section rather than the typical weak points. Upgraded from a 9.8 to a new 20hp. Fabricated a trolling motor mount. Still need to paint the boat, but that can wait until spring. Might need to bump up the wheels to 13” instead of 12”. I’ve only got 8.5 inches of ground clearance between the bottom of the motor’s foot and the ground :| </p><p></p><p>Jimbeau</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Jimbeau, post: 491316, member: 31884"] Here’s a few pics of the progress. Rebuilt the trailer (huge job) and painted with single stage urethane. Cut the transom out. Laminated an new wooden transom spar. Incredibly strong. Sealed it to last for years. Had a new spar cap welded on. Then I fabricated angular transom support braces to redirect the majority of the torsion (upper and lower) load on the boat’s cross section rather than the typical weak points. Upgraded from a 9.8 to a new 20hp. Fabricated a trolling motor mount. Still need to paint the boat, but that can wait until spring. Might need to bump up the wheels to 13” instead of 12”. I’ve only got 8.5 inches of ground clearance between the bottom of the motor’s foot and the ground :| Jimbeau [/QUOTE]
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