2000 Hacker

270-866-2628 Paul@woodiesrestorations.com

2000 Hacker

22 ft. Runabout

New Toll Free Phone Number 866-921-BOAT (2628)

Scope of Work

Custormer Requested scope

Investigate and repair excessive water infiltration - perform dip test

Repair or replace trailer jack - complete

Remove, repair and re-instal propellor

Polish, Re-chrome, or replace step pad frames (4)

Depending on cost of bottom work the following will be considered

Strip and refinish transom and install new graphics with Simulated Gold Leaf Vinyl with green drop shadow to match "Hacker" graphics

Maintenance coat of varnish

Woodies Restorations Observations and reccomendations

Definately apply maintenance coat of varnsih - finish is "crazing"

Repair varnish on spray rails

Fabricate and install "Goal Post" style bow stop on trailer to prevent damage to boat when loading

Modify rear loading guides on trailer and add canvas cover on guides.

Purchase and install lifting strap to keep winch hook from damaging lifting ring.

Clean excess calk from exhaust trim rings

Clean excess stain / varnish from stainless trim at transom

Repair stainless rub rail

Ferrous metal cotter key used to hold the propellor on! Note the rust! We will install a stainless cotter in place of this one. Also the Jam nut will be replaced with the proper castle nut that works in conjunction with the cotter key to hold the prop in place on the tapered shaft.

Step pads will be polished, re-chromed or replaced.

Here she is! "She's a Keeper"

Named for the owners wife who purchased this for her husbands 50th birthday present!

The trailer jack has already been replaced. She is currently in our showroom awaiting the dip test to determine the cause of the excessive water infiltration.

Varnish on hull sides is "crazed" or "crazing" These small random cracks are the beginning of the breakdown of the varnsh coat. Left alone these will evenually.... no.... very soon .... allow water to infiltrate the finish and under the finish and start releasing the varnish making a complete strip and refinish necessary!

We recommend the use of a webbing style lifting strap to be used in the lifting ring. The softer bronze lifting ring can be deformed under the layer of hard chrome plating. When this deformation occurs the hard chrome plating will be cracked and will release from the softer substrate. These straps are cheap... $30 or so and prevent damage to the lifting ring!

The transom had been refinished and the graphics changed. Note the stain and or varnish left on the stainless trim.

When the transom was refinished the exhaust trim rings would have been removed. Note the "squozage" of sealant in screwholes and around the copper exhaust pipes!

We can erase any evidence of the dock jumping out in front of this boat!