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What size do you need? I am thinking of doing the same thing for my boat this year and may have something at work. I think it is the right thickness, will check tomorrow.

 

Pete

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I looked up a local plastics company, told them what I wanted, told me to poke through the scrap bin for free, if I didn't find anything I liked it was $25 for 1' x 1' of 1" hdpe...I found a suitable scrap piece

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Thanks Pete. I appreciate it.

Don't know how wide and long I really need.

I think it needs to be thicker than 1/2" to safely hold down the huge SI ducer I am installing.

Landry

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I have a spare 1/2" board. Its light gray in colour. Ive used 1/2" for a few years with an lss2, skimmer transducer. Thought i needed thicker also but its been good so far.

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Did u guys adhere//seal the whole boards or just seal the drill holes/screws?

And - what's your best advice on mounting SI ducers on alyminum hulls? There is less info on aluminum than bass boats out there.

Thanks again?

Landry

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I mounted my last one solely with 3M 5200, I didn't use any screws. That was in 2004. My buddy still owns that boat, and the board is still there. I will be doing another one this spring on my new to me rig, with a Raymarine transducer that is similar in size to an LSS2 transducer. I won't be using screws this time either. Just an option to consider.

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Crap - forgot to measure it - the stuff I have at work (I forgot to measure, will tomorrow) is at least 3/4" if not 1" thick. I'll take some measurements tomorrow. Can get a few pieces for whoever wants some.

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What u have Brian?? How thick? I also will be looking for a piece in spring for my LSS2 ducer.

 

Give a shout when you need it. 1/2 inch or thicker if you want. Terry used it on his boat.

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Costa I must be lucky, many years now on that boat of mine! 4 of those years in a Marina.

That's great. I knew couple people who had dollarama boards and they failed a part.

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