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Coaming removal

[email protected] #9103 Hi all, I'm thinking of pulling the coamings and refinishing them over the winter in the heated comfort of my garage.? I remember hearing that the screws that hold them in place are partially covered by the icebox?? If anyone has any tips to offer about removing the coamings I would love some advice. Thanks! Daniel Hull #501 - Madison WI
a41967t27 All Messages By This Member #9104 开云体育 Good opportunity to permanently remove the icebox! We put in a nice cupboard that serves as a pantry when cruising. AC/DC fridge or use a good cooler. Just a thought.... Marty 1967 T27 Poseidon? ? sent by carrier pigeon ? toggle quoted message Show quoted text On Oct 15, 2017, at 7:23 PM, drogge@... [T27Owners] <T27Owners@...> wrote: ? Hi all, I'm thinking of pulling the coamings and refinishing them over the winter in the heated comfort of my garage.? I remember hearing that the screws that hold them in place are partially covered by the icebox?? If anyone has any tips to offer about removing the coamings I would love some advice. Thanks! Daniel Hull #501 - Madison WI
[email protected] All Messages By This Member #9106 Hey, I took mine off this year, but had already removed the ice box. I'd say take the rest of the screws out then tilt it so you can cut it off with a grinder. I didn't replace those screws when I put it back on, the two winches and screws through the cabin top seemed substantial enough. Fewer holes, fewer leaks. -Scott

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