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Has anyone experienced problems with corrosion in the mast step? I bolted a 1/2" stainless plate on the top part of the step and plan to re-inforce the undersections at some point. Has anyone had this problem? When we got the boat the step was in a severe state of corrosion. |
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Another modification made to this hull was the custom mast and boom. A second set of lowers, angled aft, was added with an accompanying bulkhead located on each side shelf in the main saloon. In addition there is a detachable inner forestay, similar to a solent stay but not as high up. It detaches in between the bow cleats and provides for a nice small jib in heavy weather. In addition to this there is a self-tailing winch on an angled pad on the underside of the boom for the reeefing lines. |
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As you can tell in the pics of the boat the stern section is not original. This was modified at some point in its history I was told at Charley Morgan's brokerage yard and it was done to four hulls. It is a fantastic addition and makes for a great swim platform/boarding area and also provides for excellent outdoor shower storage. Type a brief answer to the question. To add more questions, copy and paste additional text boxes. |
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Last updated 28 Mar ‘09 |