Bill,
Thanks for the tip on battens. Sometimes simple solutions are best. How do
you know what # your boat is?
John McMichaels
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From: "William B. Riker" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Friday, August 17, 2007 4:28 PM
Subject: RE: M_Boats: M 15 Battens
You can always try the local lumber yard. Get some small lattice, cut to
size and sand smooth.
Some years ago a friend invited me to accompany him to the Chesapeake for
the weekend on his Morgan 32. Got there and found we had not battens.
I'm
not a great DIYer, but was able to make some in about an hour. May have
had
to spend a couple of bucks on a coping saw and sand paper.
Bill Riker
M15 - #184
Storm Petrel
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I went my local marina and they had some that would work, not a lot of
chose from, but very handy and reasonable.
Dale
M17
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