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gregg
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main sheet bridle

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does anyone know what is in the main sheet bridle mount on the stock C-26 is inside that hold the blocks down.I made custom risers for a traveler and two screws on one side and one on the other are stripped. I would like to just retap them to 1/4-20 if its a plate I just painted the inside ceiling would hate to cut it all out


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Not sure myself - I'll take a look at EE's tomorrow and let you know !
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Hey Gregg, I think it is just a piece of wood, like the mast step. Was there any residue on the screw threads that could give you an indication?

Also, I just got a piece of track for my C26, and I was trying to decide on what to use for a riser, what did you use, and do you have any pics?
I am planning on bolting all the way through and using a backing plate on the cabin ceiling, I figure that anything that can be beefed up, should be.

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I do have some photos of them I'll try to post tomorrow. the screws that mounted the blocks on are 10-24, four on each side I'm afraid that they are wood nuts with the little grippers to grab the wood and three are just spinning
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Didn't get a chance to see mine yesterday, I'll check on it for you Wednesday.
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any help would be great!
I was thinking to use some long wood screws to help it out also if ist's wood in there
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I'm pretty sure mine is same as SailMonkey's reply in the For Sale Section - thrubolted. But I'll verify that whe I get over to the boat.
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