What a project Jim. I just removed, cleaned and epoxyed my m-17 centerboard
and noticed I was a little tight. I am hoping it will last another 10 years
before I have to undergo this surgery. You used the chainplates to raise the
boat? How did you get it up so high? Once the old punchings are out how do
you get the swelled fiberglass in the inside of the trunk back to normal?



gilbert

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Subject: M_Boats: M-15 stainless centerboard

As anyone ever used a solid stainless steel plate for center board?

Since I need to replace it I am thinking of plasma cutting a solid plate.

I would try to match the weight and center of gravity of original board.

Should it be heavier ?

Captain James
Sailing Vessel Pelican

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