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https://youtu.be/n6B0IPKQERc
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> 1. I used a tape measure and the keel/cb bolts look to be 1" in diameter
> and the nuts require a 1.5" socket. Per the keel bolt specs from the photo
> album, this requires 350 ft lbs of torque. The torque wrenches I have
> locate
Charlie,
1. Your torque wrench should be reading torque at the head. For 250
foot pounds with a 2.5 ft wrench you would need to apply 100 pounds of
force, 200 pounds of force would achieve 500 foot pounds but the torque
wrench would have already clicked or maxed out on the scale.
2. Check
My 1995 36XL/kcb was on the hard for the past several months for bottom work.
She had many layers of bottom paint sanded off to the gelcoat, barrier coats
(x2) applied and then spray painted with
Black Widow bottom paint which was then burnished/fine sanded to a very smooth
finish.
Before sh
