Stump Posted September 12, 2004 Posted September 12, 2004 Jan and Roland, thanks for the spur... My son and I, being manly men (read stupid :wink: ) decided that since I had finally gotten the seats and shelves in, to turn the boat today. I am working outside under one of those tarp car covers so side to side space is kind of limited and the framing is not strong enough hold a pulley and I don't own a jack big enough so...two backs, one neck, an ankle and a side of the face later, she is upside down and on saw horses...yup, did it the old school way, when men were men and pain just part of a days work, yes sir, nothing like a feeling of accomplishment as you hobble into the house, pulling slivers from your hands and face looking for an ice pack. Just a ten minute job and presto, boat is over. By the way, the center of weight of the boat is much further towards the bow than you would think...and I didn't know boats could spin so well on their rub rails Now on to filling and sanding!!!!!!!! :roll: Quote
capt jake Posted September 12, 2004 Posted September 12, 2004 Now that was quick!!!! You must have been busy this week! Yes, now you enter teh 'sanding zone'; be fearful, very fearful! :) LOL Quote
Jan Williamson Posted September 20, 2004 Posted September 20, 2004 Stump, Did Capt'n Jake mention sanding? After seeing his boat, you might get by with oh? about? 200 hours of it Quote
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