We have had water in from the keel box when the boat has four adults on board. Recent work on the keel may have fixed this, I haven't checked yet. I guess the combination of mud suction & incoming tide could have an effect similar to the pressure of four folk aboard.
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"whacker" still leaking!
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Elwyn Williams
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"whacker" still leaking!
Yes found it to be caused by self tapping screws into Keel box to retain cover. - remove Drilled oy a little & refiberglassed no problems since
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Elwyn Williams
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Elwyn Williams
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"whacker" still leaking!
Yes found it to be caused by self tapping screws into Keel box to retain cover. - remove Drilled oy a little & refiberglassed no problems since
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Flanged (plastic/poly) cups
Hi everyone,
I am planning to remove the keel when the boat is back on the trailer and was wondering if it is possible to purchase new flanged (plastisc/poly) cups which the keel bolt slides through? Has anyone had to replace them?
Thanks
Simon
I am planning to remove the keel when the boat is back on the trailer and was wondering if it is possible to purchase new flanged (plastisc/poly) cups which the keel bolt slides through? Has anyone had to replace them?
Thanks
Simon