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Your right. I am second guessing how I want to fix it due to the cost.

This photo shows a little more of what I am thinking about doing. Input? Advise?

Good info guys! Here is photos of my hull. When the pods were welded on there are stainless bolts under them (4 on each side I think) that are no longer accessible. The other end of those bolts are in the sealed flotation foam in the corner of the hull. Then the corner cap brace is welded in...

Second update for 11/02/23: Talked with CarbonBond fella. Nice guy, but their website will not calculate shipping charges and you have to call them and do a CC over the phone (even though the website says they take paypal they will not take paypal over the phone). Two buckets and shipping ($180...

Update 11/02/23: The lady at Seacast was about the most unhelpful and unprofessional person I have dealt with over the phone in a very long time. I emailed inquiring about issues with pouring the new core and then welding the aluminum cap or skin back on the top of the transom. How would their...

I have a 2001 Alumicraft 1860CC welded hull and the transom is starting to get soft. No real way to put coosaboard back in there without completely cutting the rear of the boat apart and lots of rewelding. Only reasonable option I can find would be Arjay, CarbonCore, or Seacast pourable...

Thanks for the reply's! I'll have to look into the river runners they made. I had no idea they even made a model like that.

I have a 2000 Alumicraft 1860svCC welded hull. Currently running a (very heavy) 2022 115/80 merc jet on a homemade minimal setback jack plate. Setback is approx 3 inches. With the new 4 stoke I just cannot get rid of the spray (trying a homemade splash guard next, story for another thread). The...

SC Designs, this is an awesome build! I saw that you build these for people. Do you have a website or anywhere with some contact information? Looks like you are in GA too. I have a all welded 1860cc alumicraft that I want to talk to you about doing some conversion work on. Thanks...

Is there a good thread that has been posted following someone as they build their own hull from scratch on here? The search did not really turn anything up along the lines of what I am looking for. I am looking at building a simple 1648 slick bottom hull out of 0.125" aluminum like the guys in...

Russ, you have not had any more run-in's with any more Geese hunters have you? :lol:

Prodrive says "NO" to the jackplate. That was my first question to them. I would assume due to the beating the transom is going to take with a 240lb mud motor banging around over stumps, rocks and jumping beaver dams. I work in Cartersville. Can Bassboy weld Aluminum? Thanks

Now thats funny =D>

I don't have pics handy. Existing boat has a 16" transom. The mud motor I am buying is a long shaft built for a 20" transom. I talked to Prodrive (the motor mfg) and they said to just add a section of 4" channel across the top of the transom to make it fit the motor. I have a 16" tall transom...

Buying a longshaft 27hp Prodrive mud motor from a buddy. His boat has a 20" transom and mine is a 16". I talked to Prodrive and the fellow told me to just weld a 4" tall piece of aluminum channel across the back of the transom to make it a 20" transom, said they do it all the time in their shop...

This sounds like the best fix. I will contact Boyds and see what they will charge to build a set like that. Thanks!

I am not taking a BFH to a brand new float pod! :lol: Bolts can not be removed. I was thinking of having Boyd bend the welding edges over at a 45deg angle then weld them on to the transom, but then I will never have access to the bolt heads if I need to service/replace the transom.....

I have an 1860 Alumacraft that I want to add float pods too. Problem is on the transom there are some bolt heads sticking out that would prevent a smooth matting surface with a set of Boyds Welding float pods. What is the solution? I want them welded on for more strength, but those bolts are...

I added the stuff from gumout that you mix with your gas for marine engines.

I have a 2001 merc 4stroke 90hp. I am beginning to have idling issues, especially when trimmed up. I have the service manual and have cleaned the carburetor enrichener circuit and that has not helped. It all started when I ran some carb cleaner through it. It is idling low and dieing constantly...