Peeler Modification

I am thinking ahead to next winter when I will likely bring my Peeler into the basement for some refinishing and potential modifications.  In my opinion the boat while ideal in most respects does not have enough lateral stability.  I am contemplating removing the small runners and replacing them with something a little taller., maybe 2 - 3 inches.  My thought is to emply a pair of sacrificial skegs that would live on the water side of the bottom layer of glass and be easily replaced - UHMWPE or white oak.  

Does anyone else believe that we need a little more lateral stability?  Has anyone adressed this? How?

John H.  - what is your opnion?

For reference, my Peeler lives in the water 8 months of the year and our shores are primarily gravel and shells.

Thanks,

Jeff

Jeff,

I've not had any issues with lateral stability on my Peeler (build in 2014), but she only has a 9 HP Yamaha. My boat lives on her trailer, so I would probably find deeper runners a nuisance. Most of the beaches I use are shells and gravel as well and the sacrificial runners would be a definite benefit there. Under your circumstances, I'd go for it.

Cheers,

Dick