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<blockquote data-quote="longhorn" data-source="post: 88547" data-attributes="member: 1575"><p>Hey guys, newbie here, great website,,,,,got a question right off the bat. I bought a used 14ft gruman boat. The previous owner told me they had hit a stump on the left side of the boat and flipped it. Well this caused the boat to twist. The front left side is twisted up about 2 to 3 inches. My question is can this be fixed and how. I thought if I drilled out the rivets that hold the top rail of the boat to the side and tried to bend this back and rerivet it, could it work. Have any of you ever fixed a problem like this and if so could you tell me how. Again thanks for all the info. Sorry for no image, I will try to post one later.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="longhorn, post: 88547, member: 1575"] Hey guys, newbie here, great website,,,,,got a question right off the bat. I bought a used 14ft gruman boat. The previous owner told me they had hit a stump on the left side of the boat and flipped it. Well this caused the boat to twist. The front left side is twisted up about 2 to 3 inches. My question is can this be fixed and how. I thought if I drilled out the rivets that hold the top rail of the boat to the side and tried to bend this back and rerivet it, could it work. Have any of you ever fixed a problem like this and if so could you tell me how. Again thanks for all the info. Sorry for no image, I will try to post one later. [/QUOTE]
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