Berkeley Mid Winter #2 at Berkeley Yacht ClubDecember 11
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1Eagle11
2Motorcycle Irene22
3El Raton33
4Opa!44
5Peaches55
6Wetsu66
7Elise77
8Great White88
9Take Five99
10Dianne1010
11Discotheque1111
12Wile E Coyote1212
13Luffing Outloud1313
14Expressway1414
15Magic1515
16Libra1616
17Ergo1717
18Risk1919
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Author: Ralph Deeds
Subject: Chainplate bolts
Info: (12753 views) Posted: Thursday 8-7-08 07:34:09 PM

:: Just thought I would pass along that about two weeks ago
:: I replaced all of the chainplate bolts on Witchy Woman
:: #116. An easy job to complete, as I simply removed one
:: bolt at a time from each chainplate and inserted the new
:: bolt. Be WARNED, I think my chainplate bolts were
:: original and every single one of them (6 per side) were
:: bent, or severely corroded / rusted. Several of the nuts
:: broke apart and simply sheared the bolt off. This is an
:: easy repair / maintenance job with two people and I
:: would suggest that every owner at the very least
:: inspects a couple of the bolts on each side, cheap
:: insurance in comparison to a new rig….

Good advice. Chainplate leaks are hard to stop. They damage the bulkhead as well as the bolts.

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