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Seems there is always someone having problems with one of the
old cast iron centerboards. My boat has the same problems and I'll be working on
it soon. It would sure be beneficial to a great many of us if a suitable
replacement could be created. I was surprised to learn the newer M17's board is
so much lighter. Is the weight difference made up in the keel? Could a lighter
board be used on an older model? I realize the board on the newer boats won't
fit the older models, but if a lighter weight model could be made to replace the
cast iron, without too much loss of performance or stiffness, it sure would be a
lot easier to handle. Also, earlier discussions speculated on the
possibility of getting a professional to build some boards if there was enough
interest. Count me in.
Larry Y.
M17, #200
Tullamore
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- M_Boats: Centerboard trials and tribulations Donald Andrew Miller
- RE: M_Boats: Centerboard trials and tribu... Roberta & Mark Dvorscak
- M_Boats: Centerboard trials and tribu... Honshells
- M_Boats: easing down the board Roberta & Mark Dvorscak
- Re: M_Boats: easing down the ... Dan White
- M_Boats: easing down the boar... Honshells
- Re: M_Boats: Centerboard trials and tribu... Larry Yake
- Re: M_Boats: Centerboard trials and t... Jerry Mongomery
- Re: M_Boats: Centerboard trials a... Eugene Lodrini
- Re: M_Boats: Centerboard tria... Jerry Mongomery
- M_Boats: Centerboard tri... Honshells
- Re: M_Boats: Centerboard trials a... Ken Wheeler
- Re: M_Boats: Centerboard tria... Ian & Judi Black
- Re: M_Boats: Centerboard trials and t... Eugene Lodrini
- M_Boats: Centerboard trials and t... Honshells
- Re: M_Boats: Centerboard trials and tribu... Larry Yake
- Re: M_Boats: Centerboard trials and t... Jerry Mongomery
