replacing the gudgeons is not a big deal as long as you can get the old screws out, just remove the old gudgeons, put caulk over the holes and screw in the new gudgeon. if anyof the old screws break off you have a much bigger problem. on one boat i ended up with about a 1" hole around the screw going all the way down to the aluminum and had to grind out the old screw, then fill, glass and gelcoat the transom back to normal and relocate the gudgeons, a fairly intensive project. Good luck
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