Overhaul, Keel trunk table... so thats how it goes?

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Overhaul, Keel trunk table... so thats how it goes?

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Be truthful I'm I the only one who thinks with both sides up it looks a little like dumbo the elephant?

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The flaky bits at the bottom of the hose is rust coming off the old winch (another part to replace)

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In this photo of the old winch you get a bettter look at the floor... I have yet to do a drill test, but I hold out little hope for the sole floor.

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In this photo you can clearly see the water mark on the Keel winch support... (not good). I'm of a mind that E.E. was not the only Chrysler caught up in Katrina's wrath.

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With the Keel trunk table completly removed the Keel trunk itself is deceptrively small. I still need to remove the old carpet glue you see falling off.

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What are you going to do with the keel trunk? Re-carpet or paint?
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Re: Overhaul, Keel trunk table... so thats how it goes?

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hp18carr wrote:Be truthful I'm I the only one who thinks with both sides up it looks a little like dumbo the elephant?

In this photo you can clearly see the water mark on the Keel winch support... (not good). I'm of a mind that E.E. was not the only Chrysler caught up in Katrina's wrath.
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No, it probably wasn't the only one !
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Al The Pal

If it was up to me I would just paint, I feel if there were any future leaks anywhere on the boat the carpet would just soak up the water, perhaps alluding my detection longer than I would want... but the first mate has the last word on such matters.

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Post by Mario G »

So know do we refure to them as dumbo tables sounds like a good technical term.

The tables on a fix keel is differernt. :shock:
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Post by sauerleigh »

Personally. if you want to get the boat launched soon, if the floor is wet, I would cut away the floor area under the compression post and at least put a dry piece of lumber under it. Your teak post looks to be in much better condition than mine and the mast would have a good foundation for this season. You can decide later if you want to remove the entire floor.
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