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Wood?
- BenTen
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Wood?
What should I use to build the new replacement trays?
Thanks! Ben
Ben in SC
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Re: Wood?
I personally would replace it with pressure treated plywood and make sure any leaks have been repaired. Some may be inclined to use starboard or something equivalent. Composite "lumber" is great in certain applications, but has near zero structural integrity and will not hold that kind of weight.
Good luck!
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Re: Wood?
I have used this method on a few boats and has worked just fine.....in fact saw one of my old boats last year and the tank shelves are still there from 30 years ago.....good luck man.....
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Re: Wood?
- Cooler
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Re: Wood?
( All weather people have to say this on air, near lakes )
- Cooler
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Re: Wood?
( All weather people have to say this on air, near lakes )
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Re: Wood?
- BenTen
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Re: Wood?
Finished removing all of the wood today. What I found was 1/2" plywood, painted gray, just like whats under my main fuel tanks (no fiberglass or even resin). It was all rotten and by the time I had my HW heater drained it was wet, which meant it all fell apart in my hands as I tried to remove it. To top it all off there was an oil leak with the precious owner which meant the wood was also covered in oil on the bottom. WHAT A MESS.
Its all out now, the bilge scrubbed clean, and ready to be rebuilt tomorrow.
Ben
Ben in SC
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