https://www.ebay.com/itm/…RqIAAOSweDdatqkv&vxp=mtr

That transom is a bit of a mess. I think his comparable prices are too high.

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'82 Super Cat 15
Hull #315
Virginia
Previously owned: '70 H14, '79 H16, '68 Sailmaster 26, '85 H14T
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$1500 is a high quote for that transom repair. Probably less than 1/3 that price in my neck of the woods. Had the exact same damage on my Gcat

Yeah, $1500 is way steep, unless it includes a full recoat of the hull.Looks like a new tramp is needed.



Edited by gahamby on Mar 25, 2018 - 06:58 PM.

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'82 Super Cat 15
Hull #315
Virginia
Previously owned: '70 H14, '79 H16, '68 Sailmaster 26, '85 H14T
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Yep, I paid 500.00 for my prindle18.2 with trailer but have spent 2000.00 at this point includes trampoline. Still have those crummy 5.5 nacra sails that replaced the original prindle sails. I wish I would have paid 3000.00 for a pretty good cat in this range. I will have 3000.00 when finished.I will just have to get my fun out of it because I would never get my money back.



Edited by ec on Mar 25, 2018 - 08:13 PM.

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Tom Bainbridge, Ga. Hobie16, prindle 18.2
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I will just have to get my fun out of it because I would never get my money back.

It is rare someone gets back what they put into a vessel

$1500 is a lot of cash for a hobie repair but the amount of work (hours + skill) that goes into a real pro job, and the materials are costly


I paid around $500 for a bottom job about 7 years ago - i was talking to the guy a few weeks ago - he said he wouldn't do it again for that little - wasn't worth the time and materials he had into it. I agreed with him

PS he closed his shop years ago, couldn't make make a profit doing cat repair / selling parts



Edited by MN3 on Mar 27, 2018 - 10:58 AM.

Yep, lots of man hours

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Tom Bainbridge, Ga. Hobie16, prindle 18.2
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