Island Girl progress
Posted: Feb 13th, '11, 07:54
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Island Girl progress
Posted: Feb 13th, '11, 07:57
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Island Girl progress
Posted: Feb 13th, '11, 08:14
Work done so far :
Gutted all exessive wiring and stripped down to original
Took of 38 coats of antifouling and put new system on
All new hoses were needed
New thru huls for the seawater intake
first layer of flow coat for the bilges
started on the teak covering boards
hull painted
repairs on rotten floor supports
new hoses on glands and new cords
new engine room vents
closed all holes in the topsides and put bilgepump outlets and feul vent to the transom.
Serviced the engines , oil , belts , impellers . hoses . oil leaks , filters , gears...........
Stil some work to be done for next week , keep you posted !!
The reason that I start from the bottom up is that I will need the slipway sometimes and must be able to put it in the water anytime.
Gutted all exessive wiring and stripped down to original
Took of 38 coats of antifouling and put new system on
All new hoses were needed
New thru huls for the seawater intake
first layer of flow coat for the bilges
started on the teak covering boards
hull painted
repairs on rotten floor supports
new hoses on glands and new cords
new engine room vents
closed all holes in the topsides and put bilgepump outlets and feul vent to the transom.
Serviced the engines , oil , belts , impellers . hoses . oil leaks , filters , gears...........
Stil some work to be done for next week , keep you posted !!
The reason that I start from the bottom up is that I will need the slipway sometimes and must be able to put it in the water anytime.
Posted: Feb 13th, '11, 16:20
Looks nice .... how thick is teak on the coverboards ?
Posted: Feb 13th, '11, 16:42
dam gert your moving at a record pace, looks great
Island Girl progress
Posted: Feb 13th, '11, 17:17
The thickness of the teak is 20 mm, the teak wood are left overs of fineer cutting factory..........they always source the nice planks
The good thing is their machine holding the planks has to hold some grip and renews the planks at 1' thickness.......I have a stack of them and use them for everything ,and the price is good and the factory is glad that somebody buys their waste.
Gert
The good thing is their machine holding the planks has to hold some grip and renews the planks at 1' thickness.......I have a stack of them and use them for everything ,and the price is good and the factory is glad that somebody buys their waste.
Gert