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March 7th, 2005, 11:58 PM
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"Bass_Mr." wrote in message nk.net... Roger,what kind of aluminum boat do you have? Alumacraft used to offer a raised trolling motor shelf mount that goes on the foredeck,I mounted one on my old 14ft years ago with pop rivets. The boat is a 14ft Lowe lake jon. I can get aluminum sheet 5052 and stainless (or aluminum) pop rivets, I have a metal cutting band saw. I thought if I can't find a better solution, I could cut, bend, form, grind, and join aluminum to make a nice mount for the front of the boat. I have a large TIG welder set up for welding aluminum but it would take a considerable investment of time for me to learn to use it good enough to want to weld on my boat. 
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