Ok, I have a 23' sailboat that I need to get rid of. Here are my
options...
1-Sell it complete for maybe a $100-$200 (trailer included.)(Note, the
boat needs work.)
2-Part it out and sell the components, then get rid of the hull. (I'm
estimating about $700-$1200 worth of parts)
3-Donate it complete
I was opting for #2. If I go that route, I have to cut up the boat. It's
a single skin (no insulation or foam) hull. I have a 2yd dumpster that I
could put pieces in each week.
If I cut it, can I use a chainsaw without damaging the saw (I'm not that
concerned about the blade, I'll just use an old one.)
If I wet the boat as I'm cutting, will this damage the saw?
I've tried in the past to use a recip saw, but it took forever. What
about a carbide tip cir-saw or dia grinder?
Any advice?
Eric P
"Be as beneficent as the sun or the sea, but if your rights as a rational
being are trenched on, die on the first inch of your territory." Ralph
Waldo Emerson
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