'76 22 Osprey re-build

[RickK]

A major milestone passed. 
So how much putty did you end up making?

[northfork]

Wow man now your cooking. I see you also built hatch to the rear. Really good looking job.

[Que Pasa]

Thanks guys, Rick you were right. I mixed up and used two gallons and that even filled the 3/4 inch gap on the sides. I got creative with the hatch, I used some pvc board (the white inner) and cut out the shape, then routed out the center portion. Much easier then making a mold, at least I think it was.

[Damage7]

👍 nice work! Should be getting mine in here soon!  Can't wait to be able to stand on it.

[Que Pasa]

Anyone know what bracket blue agave used. I tried to message him but no response.

[mshugg]

He used the Armstrong 30" setback wide body.  It's the same model I'm putting on my 200 CCP

[Blue Agave]

He used the Armstrong 30" setback wide body.  It's the same model I'm putting on my 200 CCP

^ This is correct. It's a 30" setback with a 30" wide floatation chamber. I believe I responded to your PM, my apologies if you did not get my response.

[Que Pasa]

Were you guys able to find them used or did you order them.

[Blue Agave]

Ordered new from manufacture.

[mshugg]

Me too.  You don't see many brackets of any kind on the used market.  Plus, Armstrong custom builds the bracket to match your hull deadrise and transom angle.  They ain't cheap, but it's a quality product.

[Que Pasa]

I guess I should get ordering.

[northfork]

Que
Check out A&J marine welding also. A few people I know have used them on Makos and I
am thinking of doing the same with my Mako.

[Que Pasa]

Did a little,

[RickK]

Good to see you back at it.  Any progress is progress nonetheless.

[northfork]

Looking good. Got to get that thing out of the driveway.