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Lifting Ring Mounting

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Topic: Lifting Ring Mounting
Posted By: Jeremiah2001
Subject: Lifting Ring Mounting
Date Posted: April-16-2012 at 12:45am
Hello All,

Looking for advice.

The rear lifting ring rod and mounting plates are completely rusted out.
The wood is also completely rotted. Ive got a fab shop making new stainless plates 5 inches square. What i'm contemplating is simply using thick fiberglass mat layers to encapsulate the plate to the transom. Eliminating the Wood. To me this seems more than adequate considering I've got a much larger mounting plate. My thoughts are I won't have to worry about the wood rotting. But on the other hand I guess if the wood is getting wet than the fiberglass isn't holding up either. Here are pics of one using wood.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/11202092@N03/3360167686/in/set-72157612169227615/

http://www.flickr.com/photos/11202092@N03/3366622872/in/set-72157612169227615/

http://www.flickr.com/photos/11202092@N03/3416275461/in/set-72157612169227615/




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Posted By: 8122pbrainard
Date Posted: April-16-2012 at 10:01am
Originally posted by Jeremiah2001 Jeremiah2001 wrote:

Hello All,

Looking for advice.

The rear lifting ring rod and mounting plates are completely rusted out.
The wood is also completely rotted. Ive got a fab shop making new stainless plates 5 inches square. What i'm contemplating is simply using thick fiberglass mat layers to encapsulate the plate to the transom. Eliminating the Wood. To me this seems more than adequate considering I've got a much larger mounting plate. My thoughts are I won't have to worry about the wood rotting. But on the other hand I guess if the wood is getting wet than the fiberglass isn't holding up either. Here are pics of one using wood.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/11202092@N03/3360167686/in/set-72157612169227615/

http://www.flickr.com/photos/11202092@N03/3366622872/in/set-72157612169227615/

http://www.flickr.com/photos/11202092@N03/3416275461/in/set-72157612169227615/


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It sure look like a great fix. Many here have done the same typically along with a stringer job. How are your stringers?

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