Posted 6/17/2016 11:31 AM (#820935 - in reply to #820926) Subject: Re: removing in-hull epoxied trnsducer puck
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Location: On the X that marks the mucky spot
Rubber mallet to the side of it. If that doesn't work use a larger and larger hammer until it does. You're probably going to destroy it in the process.
Posted 6/17/2016 1:08 PM (#820941 - in reply to #820926) Subject: Re: removing in-hull epoxied trnsducer puck
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Location: midwest
I put a metal scraper down flat against the epoxy and hit it with a hammer being careful not to gouge into the glass. After removal I lightly sanded the area until it was a uniform flat white/gray, cleaned it with denatured alcohol and installed the new transducer.
Posted 6/17/2016 5:39 PM (#820966 - in reply to #820945) Subject: Re: removing in-hull epoxied trnsducer puck
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Fishysam - 6/17/2016 2:05 PM
Is it shot? If not, can you install the new one next to it and just neatly coil up the cord? So the next owner has choices of in hull transducers?
i like that idea better than the hammer one ! first fiberglass boat and do not want to go to fiberglass school yet ! i will look for any space near it .thanks
removing in-hull epoxied trnsducer puck