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Hi Bill, I would say NO! what kind of material would you use to afix mechanicaly, the pipe nipples and caps back on to the ctrboard trunk, that you can apply while water, with force is shooting

Hey bob, got pics ? steve

For any one interested: I started recoring the decks today. Cut out the cockpit floor. I wanted to cut all of the section to be done at one time (the less days covered in fiberglass the better), but

I am going to second Bob and Mathias that this is not a job you want to do with the boat in the water. Inspect the lowered board, yes. Disconnecting it, no. I'm not even sure if a marine engineer

What keeps the boat from sinking? With all that water running in it is possible that the boat will lower itself onto your center board or somebodies limbs, no? This just seams like a bad idea all

Question-1 yes. 2 thin strip of closed cell foam. R.E.W. --- ksmith4312 <ksmith4312@...> wrote:

The way my box is configured, it looks like the ice is loaded from topside and there is a seperation between the ice and the food storage. Someone put a drain in the food storage area that ties into

Having put the board into the boat, the board can be removed/dropped by pulling the pin from inside. That is quite a statement and many people reading this maybe at variance with it and what might be

check your oil pressure sensor and temperature fittings ? armando hull555

I have a mast with the external track.I am thinking of selling sections from it. Bob- --- glidden_34 <glidden_34@...> wrote:

Hi Mark, Steves list sounds pretty good, and so does yours. Do the Comings. I just pulled mine and it was pretty easy. Just a bunch of long screws from under the deck and the bunch inside the cabin

If you don't mind getting a lot of water into your boat I guess you could pull the pin. I really wouldn't recommend it. It took me almost 1 hour to get it back in even being out of the water and I had

Hi Steve, You have quite a list there, best I can tell the chainplates are good. The aft has already been done ;) I will confirm the main plates tomorrow, but I know they have been done before. I have

Does anyone know if centerboard can be dropped for inspection with boat in water? I can see the cable from below using mask/snorkel and it's OK, but how can pivot point be checked? Thanks. Bill #327

Hi Mark I somehow lost the last letter that I tried to post so here goes..again... The garboard drain plug, that i mentioned is at the aft end of the ctrboard trunk, the pivot for the ctrboard is at

Hi Mark Was your boat flooded while sitting on the hard ? If it was, something one of the PO did, I'm the fifth owner, was to install a "garboard" plug on the port side. It's located at the bottom of

Is boat still available? Is it possible to see and conduct a self-survey? Thanks Lou

It appears I have an oil leak on my engine as the bilge is filled with oil and the engine has no oil in it. It does not appear to be burning too much as there is no blue smoke coming out of exhaust.

Sorry People, I meant "NOT squared" instead of "NUT Squared" as in hole needs to be drilled perpendicular to the hull arc. Like a T. Thanks for the Heads Up Chris. Bob SV Gabba Hey 1964 #90

Hi Billy, I just did all my through hulls a month or so ago. easy fix for your problem is to go the next size up. Those through hull nipples are mostly all undersized to begin with. Most likely your 1