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<blockquote data-quote="Oldgeek" data-source="post: 190693" data-attributes="member: 4712"><p>Ortwein,</p><p>I had an old Ozark tri-hull with a rotten transom. I cut the top off the transom and pulled all the rotten wood out with a hook. Then I cut a piece of 2 inch oak the approximate size of the missing wood. I then used this product https://www.rotdoctor.com/ to fill in around and between the two areas. The end result was a very strong transom. The boat was fiberglass so you may be able to disassemble it to replace all the entire transom...I couldn't. The trailer looks great. =D></p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Oldgeek, post: 190693, member: 4712"] Ortwein, I had an old Ozark tri-hull with a rotten transom. I cut the top off the transom and pulled all the rotten wood out with a hook. Then I cut a piece of 2 inch oak the approximate size of the missing wood. I then used this product https://www.rotdoctor.com/ to fill in around and between the two areas. The end result was a very strong transom. The boat was fiberglass so you may be able to disassemble it to replace all the entire transom...I couldn't. The trailer looks great. =D> [/QUOTE]
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