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thanks for the offer beagler but in light of the upcoming clash and the fear us sc nightstalkers have instilled in the ga team, i feel if any you guys got ahold of the beast beforehand, it might not resemble the beast as i now know it when i got it back.... :DOriginally Posted by beagler
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Boat leak in the Beast
Rango, you can probably try the JB weld and it might work well. The best solution is of course to have it welded. I'm afraid you'll always have the JB weld on your mind if it is not welded and fixed properly. Carl P.S. Could be one of those uglies came in contact with that hull. :D :D Listen to Ms. Kitty and her choice of rods, you should be fine. :p :p
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Good luck with the JB Weld.....never was too good for me but maybe I didnt prep the holes good enough. Stuff never stuck for me.
As good a boat as you have I'd find somebody that could tig weld the aluminum if it was mine. Them naps at night wont feel too good next winter with a leak!
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You've got several ways of fixing the leak in your Yacht.
1. Go to Wally Wourld and get you a fiberglass repair kit in the automotive section. and follow directions. It will stick to the Aluminum.
2. Go buy you a pack of Corks for $1.00 pick out the right size cork and drill the just alittle bit smaller then the cork then push the cork inside the hole.
3. Bring your yacht to me and I will weld it. I have a stick welder a gas torches. The stick welder won't ark the aluminun, So I will have to gas weld it. I wonder if brazing rod sticks to aluminun. I'll do it free.
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You've got several ways of fixing the leak in your Yacht.
1. Go to Wally Wourld and get you a fiberglass repair kit in the automotive section. and follow directions. It will stick to the Aluminum.
2. Go buy you a pack of Corks for $1.00 pick out the right size cork and drill the just hole a little bit smaller then the cork then push the cork inside the hole.
3. Bring your yacht to me and I will weld it. I have a stick welder a gas torches. The stick welder won't ark the aluminun, So I will have to gas weld it. I wonder if brazing rod sticks to aluminun. I'll do it free.
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a 2 part epoxy and you will never have to worry about it again
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as much as it pains me to agree with a tater fan... i must admit. i agree. i prefer the putty. no mess. mix in your hand. sets even while under water. done.
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weld it!
rango: the guys on ramah church rd have got the fab shop going strong. they can weld anything. they have had sevarel boats in the yard there and i think they fish also. they should be able to fix you up cheap!and they'r not but a couple miles from you. crome will be back this fall,so i'll have a crappie partner agin! look out!
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i dint know there was a fab shop over there. you know whose running it?
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nope ,havvnt talked to them in a while. but they keep adding on. so bizness must be good.its bout half way down from either end. got that old blu pickup ,been sittin there rustin for years next to the road out front.i talked to them when i cut the support beam in mine {oops} when i put my storage bins in the front deck. speaking of which. as long as it takes to git anything done at tommy farmers, i might need to learn to weld luminum!
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