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Jon and V Boat Conversions & Modifications
Help 12' V hull aluminum boat needs seats
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<blockquote data-quote="Insanity" data-source="post: 386759" data-attributes="member: 14077"><p>Well sense no one has answered il put in my two sense and kick it back to the top. </p><p>For that boat I'd want some support across the boat to hold the sides together in rough water or what not. You could us aumnuim angle pieces pop riveted around the edges of the boat. Then fasten cross braces to that for your floor support and to hold to sides together. </p><p>I've heard fellas mention closed end rivets for fasting stuff to the sides of the boat. No idea what they are as I've never seen one but I'm sure someone can point you in the rite direction if you need help finding or using them.</p><p> </p><p>Um edited to say by the way if you build the casting deck as high as the one in your pic at the bottom it might not be very stable to stand on. Try stacking up something to stand on. on the bow before making things permanent.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Insanity, post: 386759, member: 14077"] Well sense no one has answered il put in my two sense and kick it back to the top. For that boat I'd want some support across the boat to hold the sides together in rough water or what not. You could us aumnuim angle pieces pop riveted around the edges of the boat. Then fasten cross braces to that for your floor support and to hold to sides together. I've heard fellas mention closed end rivets for fasting stuff to the sides of the boat. No idea what they are as I've never seen one but I'm sure someone can point you in the rite direction if you need help finding or using them. Um edited to say by the way if you build the casting deck as high as the one in your pic at the bottom it might not be very stable to stand on. Try stacking up something to stand on. on the bow before making things permanent. [/QUOTE]
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