Hi, Keith Actually commenting on your vid on the green laser surgery. I'm actually in the waiting room while my husband of 38 years is having this done. I am so glad you posted this vid. We watched it together last night and it made us feel better about doing this. My husband is 75 and I'm 65. They could not believe that Fred is only on one medication-- drops for one eye! He is very healthy except for this prostrate issue. We are praying that this will be super successful! Thank you AGAIN for posting that vid!! God Bless You!!
I am so sorry it has taken 2 years to get back to you. I hope all has gone well with surgery. I am still doing great with no issues of any kind. I hope your husband is doing the same. Thanks for the comments. I will do better in the future getting back to folks. God Bless you also.
Arjay 6011 is beneficial as it will probably never rot, however, it's tensile strength and weight should be taken into consideration. At 1.4 to 4.2 K psi tensile strength (9.65 to 28.4 Mpa), its not as strong as Marine ply which is normally over 50 Mpa, but the weight of 7.65 Pounds per U.S. gallon is around 916 Kg per metre cubed, which is considerably more than Marine ply which is normally around 430 to 480 Kg per meter cubed.
Coosa board is foam with fiberglass strands through it. Its stronger than wood and is just as easy to use. These pour in cores work as well I know someone running a 300 merc with a pour in core just fine and has done so for 4 years now.
The funnel made of the roller tray is a great idea!
Hi, Keith Actually commenting on your vid on the green laser surgery. I'm actually in the waiting room while my husband of 38 years is having this done. I am so glad you posted this vid. We watched it together last night and it made us feel better about doing this. My husband is 75 and I'm 65. They could not believe that Fred is only on one medication-- drops for one eye! He is very healthy except for this prostrate issue. We are praying that this will be super successful! Thank you AGAIN for posting that vid!! God Bless You!!
I am so sorry it has taken 2 years to get back to you. I hope all has gone well with surgery. I am still doing great with no issues of any kind. I hope your husband is doing the same. Thanks for the comments. I will do better in the future getting back to folks. God Bless you also.
@@keithherrington1709 HI! Yes, he is doing great!! Thank you!! God Bless you too!! Actually on our way to gym for daily workout! Praise God!
@@hhhunt777 that’s a blessing!!!!
how about an update on the transom. any problems?? pics??
What is the mixture you’re using?
How many oz. Of the catilist Did you use per gallon at 68 degrees
How many 5 gallon buckets did u use for that boat if i may ask
How many 5 gallon buckets did it take to do the transom.
Where I can buy all the liquid for the repair
How’s it holding up?
How much did you use
How many gallons did you end up using?
What it that material you poured in the transom ?
How did you cut off the top of the transom?
Probably a multi tool but how far back do you cut it and how do you know?
It looks the same as the carbon core
Arjay 6011 is beneficial as it will probably never rot, however, it's tensile strength and weight should be taken into consideration. At 1.4 to 4.2 K psi tensile strength (9.65 to 28.4 Mpa), its not as strong as Marine ply which is normally over 50 Mpa, but the weight of 7.65 Pounds per U.S. gallon is around 916 Kg per metre cubed, which is considerably more than Marine ply which is normally around 430 to 480 Kg per meter cubed.
Champion?
Looks like it or maybe a Charger.
How to turn a motor boat into a row boat !
Foam transom? Are you kidding ?
Not even for a trolling motor.
Based on what logic? Stronger than plywood and it won't rot you fool.
Coosa board is foam with fiberglass strands through it. Its stronger than wood and is just as easy to use. These pour in cores work as well I know someone running a 300 merc with a pour in core just fine and has done so for 4 years now.