OK , can you tel me what you looked for on the hull id "holes" and exactly where you looked, I still have not found mine.
Yeah. Whatever kinda foam those boards are.Pink 3" foam boards at Home Depot.![]()
I have a pop riveter, but I think it's a little undersized for this job. I don't have a problem using screws, I'll just blue locktite them into place to prevent any backing out too easily.I have a rivet gun. Alexandria is a bit of a drive but if you ever plan a sail at Smith Mountain Lake, I could put the rivet gun in my boat and meet you. Or you could put a through bolt, or machine screws.
BTW, SML has an xlnt camp ground and camping site 31 has a finger of water that buts up to the back side of the camp site. Been there with my boat. Would make a great place for a scout trip.
I'm not glad you have a boom issue but I'm glad it came up,. I never thought to look at mine. Oh well it's about time to take it off the roof and look at it.That is exactly what I would have expected - enough room so that the block tang can rotate freely, but without excessive play in the system. Time to drill rivets, I guess.
Considering what you paid for the boat and anchor I'd say your doing pretty good over all.And tomorrow I go to pick up an outboard. 9.9hp Johnson, good running condition, $400. More than I paid for the boat.
I find that slightly amusing.