Bill, 
I had to load my M17 (#200) once with the centerboard down when the
pendant broke.  It worked fine.  My trailer has a roller under the
centerboard that pushed it up as the boat came onto the trailer.
Larry

On Wed, 22 Oct 2003 10:20:14 -0700 Bill Sylvester <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
writes:
>         It looks like I am finally going to get to bring old #279 
> home.  The 
> major hurdle is that the pennant  that raises the centerboard is 
> broken, and the centerboard is down.  Getting her on the trailer 
> could 
> present a problem so I have come to the experts for their opinions.
>         I have a couple of ideas:
>                   It might just swing into the trunk as the boat is 
> winched onto the 
> trailer.  (??????)
>                  My present idea is to tie off a line to one of the 
> winches, run the 
> line under the boat, have a diver position it under the centerboard, 
> 
> then use the other winch to pull the board into the trunk.
> 
>         Do either of these have merit?
> 
> 
>         The final fix is to give the guy in the boat yard $180 to 
> pull it and 
> put her on the trailer.
> 
> What do you Montgomerians think?
> 
> Thanks,
> 
> Bill and Darcy Sylvester
> M-17 #279
> Endelig
> 
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