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  • 224 Transom, Bottom, front hatch, windshield, TANK

    I am going at from outside and need opinions on best way to remove outer skin. I went today to purchase some cutting disks for the grinders, but wonder if circular/skill saw at proper depth is the best option? I have researched a few recent jobs and of course they start with skin on ground or sawhorses. I am pulling the motor and starting destruction Saturday (dedicating entire weekend) and hope to have core removed with 2 full days of work.
    \'93 241 https://forum.classicmako.com/forum/...etting-started
    \'82 224 - Mobile, AL Gone but NEVER Forgotten - https://forum.classicmako.com/forum/...indshield-tank


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    I like using an air die grinder with a thin 3 inch abrasive cutoff disk on it. this thin disk doesnt waste much material in the kerf. Do you have a decient air compressor?? if not an electric dremil tool might work but there pretty light duty. I did mine from the inside. but not sure how I will do the next one. Thankfully Steve did all the hard work for me on my new 224. dave
    [br]1994 Mako 215 Dual console Optimax 225[br]1978 Mako 19 with 90hp johnson[br]1996 Mako 22[br]1982 Mako 171 Angler 135 Black Max Mercury[br]1987 21b 225 Yamaha[br]1974 23 inboard Gusto gone.[br]1979m21 225johnson \"blue dolphin\" bought off this board and restored [br]with everyone\'s help!!Gone but not Forgotten....[br]1979 20 Mako 115 Suzuki gone[br]1977 19 Mako 115 Johnson gone[br]1976 23 Mako twin 140 Johnsons gone[br]1983 224 with closed transom and bracket[br]And 162 SOB (some other boats)[br]Venice Florida, Traverse city Mi.

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    • #3
      get a multimaster either fein, bosch or dremil
      Beauchamp[br]Gloucester, NJ[br]1989 261 project[br]1988 231 wildwood, nj[br]

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      • #4
        quote:


        Originally posted by futbal2332


        get a multimaster either fein, bosch or dremil



        Rockwell also makes a "multimaster" knockoff. Need to borrow mine? If you supply the beer, I'd be happy to stand around, watch you work, and tell you what you're doing wrong []
        1987 228-sold
        1985 20C-sold
        1992 Mako 221B-sold
        1988 Kencraft Challenger 215-sold
        1985 Boston Whaler 15-current
        1973 Seacraft SF20-project
        Mobile, AL

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        • #5
          Also, do you have an engine lift and stand? I have a stand, and I still have Artie's lift from when I did my engine swap.
          1987 228-sold
          1985 20C-sold
          1992 Mako 221B-sold
          1988 Kencraft Challenger 215-sold
          1985 Boston Whaler 15-current
          1973 Seacraft SF20-project
          Mobile, AL

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          • #6
            Yes Dave I have a descent compressor and die grinder...



            Not as nice as many here, but should handle this job ok (2HP, 150PSI, 33 gallon, . I started looking and cutting discs and they were labeled masonry, metal, concrete and I really wasn't sure which route to take. The metal was the thinnest, but wasn't sure if it was good option - hence the question.

            With electric dewalt angle grinder, compressor and die grinder, and good circular saw I feel I can get the job done and the expense of the multimaster isn't justified.

            Edgar if you get bored and want to watch the destruction I hope to be working all weekend, and other than a good laugh I can provide a cold beer [].
            \'93 241 https://forum.classicmako.com/forum/...etting-started
            \'82 224 - Mobile, AL Gone but NEVER Forgotten - https://forum.classicmako.com/forum/...indshield-tank

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            • #7
              quote:


              Originally posted by emaier


              Also, do you have an engine lift and stand? I have a stand, and I still have Artie's lift from when I did my engine swap.



              I have a buddy scheduled to bring lift and help Saturday morning, but if that falls through I might reach out for the lift. I plan on going to Artie's Friday to get a stand to put the motor on and his bracket to attach to wheel to lift with.
              \'93 241 https://forum.classicmako.com/forum/...etting-started
              \'82 224 - Mobile, AL Gone but NEVER Forgotten - https://forum.classicmako.com/forum/...indshield-tank

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              • #8
                quote:


                I have a buddy scheduled to bring lift and help Saturday morning, but if that falls through I might reach out for the lift. I plan on going to Artie's Friday to get a stand to put the motor on and his bracket to attach to wheel to lift with.



                Need me to pick up the stand and bracket? I drive within 10 minutes of Artie's every day on the way to and from work. If so, it will have to be tomorrow. I'm taking Friday off.
                1987 228-sold
                1985 20C-sold
                1992 Mako 221B-sold
                1988 Kencraft Challenger 215-sold
                1985 Boston Whaler 15-current
                1973 Seacraft SF20-project
                Mobile, AL

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                • #9
                  I appreciate the offer, but taking off Friday too and riding by when we take the boys to N.O. Zoo [8D]. I have to work for my work time [].
                  \'93 241 https://forum.classicmako.com/forum/...etting-started
                  \'82 224 - Mobile, AL Gone but NEVER Forgotten - https://forum.classicmako.com/forum/...indshield-tank

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                  • #10
                    Chuck if you go the cutoff tool route I use the thin ones made for steel. they slice right in and you can follow a pretty good strait line if your careful. Dont forget mask and gloves, and long sleeves.
                    [br]1994 Mako 215 Dual console Optimax 225[br]1978 Mako 19 with 90hp johnson[br]1996 Mako 22[br]1982 Mako 171 Angler 135 Black Max Mercury[br]1987 21b 225 Yamaha[br]1974 23 inboard Gusto gone.[br]1979m21 225johnson \"blue dolphin\" bought off this board and restored [br]with everyone\'s help!!Gone but not Forgotten....[br]1979 20 Mako 115 Suzuki gone[br]1977 19 Mako 115 Johnson gone[br]1976 23 Mako twin 140 Johnsons gone[br]1983 224 with closed transom and bracket[br]And 162 SOB (some other boats)[br]Venice Florida, Traverse city Mi.

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                    • #11
                      quote:


                      Originally posted by michigan dave


                      Chuck if you go the cutoff tool route I use the thin ones made for steel. they slice right in and you can follow a pretty good strait line if your careful. Dont forget mask and gloves, and long sleeves.



                      And safety glasses, I had one of those things come apart doing that and was wearing a full hood with a respirator and a piece of that thing hit my shield. [:0]
                      David, New Kent, Va



                      Project Thread: https://forum.classicmako.com/forum/classicmako-com-forums/mako-projects/20499-tc-update

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                      • #12
                        circular saw if you want to get it over with quickly
                        Lindenhurst, New York[br]Please email me if you are seeking advice so that I can answer when I have the free time to devote to your question. Thank you.[br]www.raybomarine.com

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                        • #13
                          Multimaster if you want to go a little slower and not spit fiberglass dust "EVERYWHERE!" []

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                          • #14
                            Harbor Freight has a multimaster knock off for 40 bucks

                            Harbor Freight buys their top quality tools from the same factories that supply our competitors. We cut out the middleman and pass the savings to you!

                            Women, Beer, Cigars,...You gotta die from something, might as well be something you like.[br]1972 23 Cuddy[br]2006 5.7 I/O MerCruiser[br]Beaufort SC/Lexington SC[br]

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                            • #15
                              Chuck - what type of bracket? Twin hub or single? I know you have a single engine but the more the better on a 224....
                              Restored 1984 Mako 224[br]Porta Bracket[br]2015 250 Evinrude E-tec[br]Ellenton, FL[br]Deck Project: www.classicmako.com/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=19090[br]Paint Project: www.classicmako.com/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=21493[br]Interior Restore Project: www.classicmako.com/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=30648[br]New Transom and Repower Project: www.classicmako.com/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=41093[br]Starboard Tackle Center Project: www.classicmako.com/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=46296

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