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The 1989 Liberty 458 Antidote undergoes transom reconstruction and engine installation.0:07 After laying fiberglass on the interior transom, the host grinds the surface flat and installs Kusa core material using Thixo epoxy.1:47 He re-installs bronze backing plates for the transom ladder, using Allen key flat-head bolts from Bolt Depot to replace original Phillips hardware.5:55 To prevent bonding the hardware permanently, he greases the bolts and loosens them before the epoxy fully cures.9:54 The host considers replacing fixed port lights with opening vents, noting the need for deep-spigot hatches to accommodate the transom's thickness.10:32 Separately, the project involves installing a new Yanmar engine into a 30-ft Newport.13:46 The host uses a 3D-printed bushing to align the shaft, refreshes a PSS shaft seal with a new boot and non-serrated 316 stainless clamps, and polishes the carbon stator.15:33 The propeller, repitched in Mukilteo, receives a coating of Interlux Interzinc to prevent marine growth.20:55

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