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Old 10-18-2011, 06:29 PM   #21
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mainah is an unknown quantity at this point
Yes it's a pain I just did the rear of my T1700 mostly through the compartment door! I built all the stringers first one at a time, half lapped the joints put them in one at a time then screwed them together and put the new floor over them. The plastic underneath is a double edge sword it holds water very well but keeps it out as well. I will tell you it is easier to pull the 10,000 staples out then it is to pull the wood away from them.
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