Boat Maintenance: Bayliner w/Volvo I/O w/o Motor Mounts

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	Name:	houseboat -
	Subject:	Bayliner w/Volvo I/O w/o Motor Mounts
	Date:	8/11/2011 8:41:41 AM

I agree that Bayliner is not the best boat on the market, but they do a great job with the hull especially with the transom. All boats that I have replaced the wood on the transom have approximately 3/16" thick fiberglass on the transom part of the hull, but a Bayliner has around 1/2" or more in the same area. The hull is usually pretty thick and strong.
The bad part of a Bayliner is the cabinetry. They build everything in with plywood and just spray it with a little mixed chop and gel coat. If you have one I suggest never let it get wet inside or left out in the rain without being covered and ventilated.
Houseboat

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