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<blockquote data-quote="coxhaus" data-source="post: 413452" data-attributes="member: 8077"><p>I decided to add a auto bilge pump and dual boat charger. The bilge went fairly easily. The Dual Pro charger was harder in that I had to pull all the front flooring out to be able to drill a hole for the wire to pass through. I have included a couple of pictures of what I found. I was thinking I was going to pull the foam out but it seems to be dry and in plastic bags as not to get wet. Should pull it out and replace with pool noodles? The other thing is the wood seems to be dry but still strong so I was thinking of coating it with boiled linseed oil and maybe a coat of Tung oil to seal it. Is this a good idea?</p><p></p><p>Any thing else I should do while I have it apart?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="coxhaus, post: 413452, member: 8077"] I decided to add a auto bilge pump and dual boat charger. The bilge went fairly easily. The Dual Pro charger was harder in that I had to pull all the front flooring out to be able to drill a hole for the wire to pass through. I have included a couple of pictures of what I found. I was thinking I was going to pull the foam out but it seems to be dry and in plastic bags as not to get wet. Should pull it out and replace with pool noodles? The other thing is the wood seems to be dry but still strong so I was thinking of coating it with boiled linseed oil and maybe a coat of Tung oil to seal it. Is this a good idea? Any thing else I should do while I have it apart? [/QUOTE]
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