If the whole cockpit tub was full of water and froze, that might have done
it. Sometimes kids jumping in it can do it. Sometimes it's damage from
trailing.
If the boats need to be stored outside, upside down and covered is best.
--G
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Gail M. Turluck
Sunfish 24186
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From: newtosail [mailto:newtosail@...]
Sent: Friday, June 11, 2004 11:49 AM
To: sunfish_sailor@...
Subject: [sunfish_sailor] used sunfish experience
Thanks for your input Gail & Wayne. Since I have no experience in
fiberglass repair, I'll hold out for another chance. Is it anyone's
guess as to what caused the crack? The owner seemed as surprised as
I was disappointed to see it. I wondered if it was the fact that it
had been stored upright, outside (on it's trailer for the last few
years,) going thru our upstate NY freeze/thaws with the plug left
in. But that's only a guess. John
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