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  1. 03-05-2017, 02:27 PM #1
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    Hey yall, been working on the 14ft starcraft for awhile this spring im getting her in the water. My question is do you think i have enough support for me deck. I will not be standing and casting but i am going to put an 11inch swivel seat. Along with the two aluminum cross bars im also putting a piece of 2x2 in the center of each. And towards the from there will be a two 2x2s attach together making an L shape for extra support. Any and all suggeations are welcome

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    Ok why my pic not here

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    Quote Originally Posted by mighty View Post
    Hey yall, been working on the 14ft starcraft for awhile this spring im getting her in the water. My question is do you think i have enough support for me deck. I will not be standing and casting but i am going to put an 11inch swivel seat. Along with the two aluminum cross bars im also putting a piece of 2x2 in the center of each. And towards the from there will be a two 2x2s attach together making an L shape for extra support. Any and all suggeations are welcome

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    Im not a capenter dont laugh at my cut. Do i need to do a new cut

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    I see you're getting lots of views but no replies. I hope this is okay to post and it helps you with your build. Here is a great website for just what you are doing. Jon and V boat Conversions. LINL >>> Jon and V boat Conversions and Modifications - TinBoats.net Sign up there and ask your questions you will get lot of replies from people that have made these mods on a boat just like yours.
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    Thank you

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    Use cardboard and make templates and then cut your plywood. This will save time and materials. Frame it up and then stand on it and see how it feels. Tinboats is a great site.
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    Quote Originally Posted by flintcreek View Post
    Use cardboard and make templates and then cut your plywood. This will save time and materials. Frame it up and then stand on it and see how it feels. Tinboats is a great site.
    Flint did you see the pics above

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