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<blockquote data-quote="Ringo Steele" data-source="post: 225158" data-attributes="member: 6694"><p>The gunwale seems to be the best option for our Ouachita vees (mine's a 16DSV). </p><p></p><p>"If you can pull the floor you could run conduit down one of the keelsons."</p><p> This option is not an option on the Ouachitas like we have. The keelsons are all exterior (riveted on) and the ribs ate flat to the floor all the way across.</p><p></p><p>BTW...what kind of rubber matting is that? I was thinking of using the horse stall mats that Tractor Supply sells and just cutting them to fit between the ribs. The mats are 3/4" thick, so that should just about eliminate the rib height and provide a fairly flat floor surface except for the front section of the boat in the vee. I may make a floor board for that area and place a mat on top of that...time will tell.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Ringo Steele, post: 225158, member: 6694"] The gunwale seems to be the best option for our Ouachita vees (mine's a 16DSV). "If you can pull the floor you could run conduit down one of the keelsons." This option is not an option on the Ouachitas like we have. The keelsons are all exterior (riveted on) and the ribs ate flat to the floor all the way across. BTW...what kind of rubber matting is that? I was thinking of using the horse stall mats that Tractor Supply sells and just cutting them to fit between the ribs. The mats are 3/4" thick, so that should just about eliminate the rib height and provide a fairly flat floor surface except for the front section of the boat in the vee. I may make a floor board for that area and place a mat on top of that...time will tell. [/QUOTE]
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