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    19 robalo
  1. stagetek
    day dreaming of going out palm beach inlet
  2. stagetek
    the real feathers don't last long, as this one shows but this one still catches fish
  3. stagetek
    I've used them up to 100 ft. bump off the bottom, jig them, the kid makes them with real feathers. ther'er a little pricey but I love them
  4. stagetek
    just doing more wood removal today, jacked up the bow today so no water collects wile being worked on
  5. stagetek
    just started cutting yesterday
  6. stagetek
    Let's see some pictures frog, I'm working on my transom too. work on boat, make some money, work on boat. you know.
  7. stagetek
    wait till i show you guys the cobia jigs I have made, they slay!
  8. stagetek
    looks good so far, i can work with this, and make some changes
  9. stagetek
    ok i just started cutting the inside today
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  12. stagetek
    Moeller makes a 52 Gallon Fuel Tank for $434.14 60"L X 24"W X 10" H
  13. stagetek
    Hello everyone iv'e got a 1981 19ft robalo although it looks like a 20ft. What i want to do is cut out the plywood from the inside and replace it. My question is has anyone ever used this method before here? The inside of the boat near the transom has a tool box on either side ill have to cut those out in order to gain access on the back side of the transom. anyone with any ideas let me know. Also does anyone know of replacement plastic tanks that fit inside these boats? I cant believe that theres not a company out there that doesnt have these tanks in stock it seems like this is a common
  14. stagetek
    did you replace the transom, do you have pictures
  15. stagetek
    HAy thanks for all your help Dan. I guess I'll search around the site and look at some of the other members transoms, too see how they removed them, The old conventional way with marine plywood And 2 part epoxy, would be nice
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