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#2713718 - 10/08/08 12:00 PM What epoxy for transducer
bear9075 Offline
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Registered: 08/20/08
Posts: 46
Loc: Midland,tx
I need to replace the shoot thru the hull transducer. What kind of epoxy have ya'll found to work the best? Also any tricks for removing the old one, or preparing the area? Thanks
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#2715071 - 10/08/08 06:41 PM Re: What epoxy for transducer [Re: bear9075]
stick steering Online   content
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Registered: 08/06/07
Posts: 1483
i always used marine tex

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#2720327 - 10/10/08 07:57 AM Re: What epoxy for transducer [Re: stick steering]
BigDave1 Offline
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Registered: 01/07/08
Posts: 143
Loc: Allen, TX
Marine Goop

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#2720712 - 10/10/08 09:49 AM Re: What epoxy for transducer [Re: BigDave1]
Eddie@Humminbird Offline
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Registered: 06/24/08
Posts: 74
we use slow cure expoxy (24 hrs.) here at Humminbird.

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#2720949 - 10/10/08 10:52 AM Re: What epoxy for transducer [Re: Eddie@Humminbird]
bear9075 Offline
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Registered: 08/20/08
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Loc: Midland,tx
Any ideas for removing the factory installed unit?
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#2724183 - 10/11/08 11:46 AM Re: What epoxy for transducer [Re: bear9075]
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Originally Posted By: bear9075
Any ideas for removing the factory installed unit?


if its no good just hit it with a big o hammer..If your trying to save it, you will need to get something flat, like a flat blade screwdriver, and pop, or hit the driver with same o hammer..Clean the old area off with 320 grit sandpaper and lightly sand the bottom of new 'ducer, too.
make sure its level with bottom on boat..
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#2724360 - 10/11/08 01:37 PM Re: What epoxy for transducer [Re: kingdad101]
BigDad Online   content
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Registered: 10/16/03
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Loc: Flower Mound, TX, USA
I pulled one off once with a screw driver but be careful not to damage the fiberglass. It was originally put on with an epoxy that was kind of soft.
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#2725814 - 10/12/08 08:27 AM Re: What epoxy for transducer [Re: BigDad]
bear9075 Offline
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Registered: 08/20/08
Posts: 46
Loc: Midland,tx
Thanks for the info.
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#2728462 - 10/13/08 05:34 AM Re: What epoxy for transducer [Re: bear9075]
Eddie@Humminbird Offline
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Registered: 06/24/08
Posts: 74
You can usually get them to pop out. If you can get to the transducer, a long flat screw driver or even a tire iron can give you the leverage to pop it loose. Sometimes they just won't come out and have to just cut the cable and leave the puck. Just be careful not to pull up a big chunk of fiberglass.

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#2730185 - 10/13/08 02:44 PM Re: What epoxy for transducer [Re: Eddie@Humminbird]
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Registered: 04/21/05
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Loc: Crandall, TX
Make sure to get all the bubbles out of the epoxy, before you set it.
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