Nationals at Richmond Yacht ClubMay 20 - 22
Result
PosBoatTotalRace 1Race 2Race 3Race 4Race 5Race 6Race 7
1Peaches184(4)3(7)4(11)4(15)1(16)1(17)2 (19)
2Motorcycle Irene181(1)2(3)3(6)3(9)5(14)3(17)3 (20)
3Under the Radar237(7)1(8)1(9)1(10)3(13)5(18)5 (23)
4Hot Sheet242(2)4(6)3(9)4(13)2(15)2(17)7 (24)
5Magic Bus303(3)5(8)5(13)6(19)6(25)4(29)1 (30)
6Bombora516(6)7(13)8(21)5(26)4(30)15(45)6 (51)
7Fired Up!5412(12)8(20)6(26)8(34)9(43)7(50)4 (54)
8Freaks on a Leash579(9)9(18)7(25)7(32)7(39)9(48)9 (57)
9Abigail Morgan628(8)11(19)10(29)9(38)10(48)6(54)8 (62)
10Dianne7510(10)10(20)9(29)DNS(45)12(57)8(65)10 (75)
11Artemis765(5)6(11)12(23)DNS(39)11(50)10(60)DNF (76)
12Public Enemy8012(12)12(24)11(35)10(45)8(53)14(67)11 (78)
13Tequila Mockingbird8811(11)14(25)14(39)11(50)14(64)11(75)13 (88)
14Current Affair8814(14)12(26)13(39)12(51)13(64)12(76)12 (88)
15Phoenix10715(15)RET(31)RET(47)DNS(63)15(78)13(91)DNF(107)
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Author: Ralph Deeds ([email protected]) contact the author
Subject: E27 hull numbers and boom vang repair
Info: (25069 views) Posted: Tuesday 10-26-10 05:17:59 PM

:: Hello Mike,

:: The hull number is found within the serial number
:: beginning with ABQ that is

:: located on the outside, at the top edge of the transom,
:: starboard side.

:: The the hull number is the 6th, 7th and 8th in that row,
:: ie 080 would be hull 80.

:: The last four is the manufacture date.

:: Please share the hull number once you find it and list
:: your information on the class roster.
::
:: Regards,

:: Peggy.
::
::
:: :: How do you find the hull number on an Express 27?
::
:: :: Also, we tore the boom vang swivel cleat out of the top
:: :: of the deck and are looking for repair advice.
::
:: :: Thank you.
Hello, Mike, Here's how I would repair the deck under the swivel cam for the boom vang:

Remove vang. Tape the holes under the deck. Fill the damaged part of the deck under the swivel with a mix of epoxy, filler and chopped fiberglass cloth. Fair the surface of the deck. Re-drill the holes and re-install the swivel cam with a stainless steel or aluminum backup plate to spread the load. There is quite a load on the swivel. (I'm not a boat repair professional, so you might want to consult Will Paxton who is a professional.)

Ralph Deeds

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