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Old 08 July 2015, 19:26   #1
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ZODIAC 733 HURRICANE REC. Build

Building a really cool 733. This one will have a center console, T-Top, live well under deck storage surfboard & Spear Gun rack powered with a single 250 Suzuki. Aft seating with cut down transome and a custom extension with integrated fold out boarding ladder. Black hull with navy gray deck and tubes.
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Old 08 July 2015, 19:40   #2
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first step cut down the transome

We are cutting the transome down to make it flush with the aft seat to ease the entry and exit from the boat to the swim platform.
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Old 08 July 2015, 22:58   #3
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Have you thought about entering a 12 step program for your addiction?

Please make sure to keep all of build thread organized and updated for us addicts!
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Old 08 July 2015, 23:01   #4
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This one is for a customer, so not part of my addiction. But i agree with a problem, but its so much fun to do these projects i just cant stop!
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parts are coming in.

We got our deck storage box and live well in today. this should be fun.
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Looks like another fun project Ryan!

You might think about tying the back of the t-top into the rear of the seat...we did a similar long t-top on my 36' Nautica and that thing shimmy-shuckled in choppy seas until we added aft braces tying it into the transom...
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Old 09 July 2015, 05:19   #7
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I have been thinking the same thing.

I have been playing with running two uprights from the leaning post up to support the back and also doing a hard top. still running some numbers and we will get a better idea when it goes to production next week.
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Good copy...looking forward to the build log...
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Looks great on the drawing.
Very interested to see your extension bracket.
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new swim platform and bracket

got the bracket back from the welder today.
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started building the plug for the new aft deck seat/livewell.

hope to have this done tomorrow. Wave recess in floor for live well and storage box.
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got the bracket back from the welder today.

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Very clever ladder. Nice bracket. Thanks.
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Old 16 July 2015, 23:39   #14
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floor/live well mold framed

We will seal this and then lay up the part. The blue tape is covering the starboard we used to build the drain trough. When we are done sealing the wood we will remove the tape.
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Troy, I love that pic bro!
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Modifying the CC

We are cutting out the front of the cc so we can have easy access to the storage hold. We will add gas shocks so when you open the front it will keep itself up.
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ZODIAC 733 HURICANE REC. Build

It's a nice storage location under there. A good place for a tank rack too.

The only thing I might add is a hatch in the hatch. It's a big door to open and the driver can't see if somebody forgets something under there and needs to get to it quick, food or clothing is common for us.

Another issue for me is getting in there. I need to add a grab handle inside. Grabbing gas struts is a bad thing

It also needs some padding to sit on

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Old 29 July 2015, 15:01   #18
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Transome fix

Have the transome straight and true. Ready for final shaping.
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a little work on the bottom

We have flipped the boat over and sanded the boat down to the original gelcoat and filled all cracks and gouges.
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I recognize that view.

What do you finish the bottom with? Paint, gel coat?

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