My Sea Ray 225 has a badly rotted transom I need to repair. The engine is already out for replacement and I have removed the Gimbal assembly as well as many small parts that are in the way.
Cutting the old wood out is becoming a serious problem. In 1/2 day I only have about a 2sq. ft. area removed. I am removing the inner glass and wood, leaving the transom skin intact.
Are there any special cutting tools to make this a little easier?
All I have right now is a circular saw, an angle grinder, hammer and 1 chisel.[sad]
Cutting the old wood out is becoming a serious problem. In 1/2 day I only have about a 2sq. ft. area removed. I am removing the inner glass and wood, leaving the transom skin intact.
Are there any special cutting tools to make this a little easier?
All I have right now is a circular saw, an angle grinder, hammer and 1 chisel.[sad]