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Old 19-08-2012, 15:20   #1
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centerboard access

Has anybody blocked a centerboard boat (think Bristol 38.8 or 41 or similar), so that the centerboard can be lowered for painting and repair. The alternative would be to keep boat hanging in a sling (expensive), or remove the centerboard entirely from the boat (not easy). The centerboard in question has blisters and impact damage, so it will not be a fast job. Thanks. I'm not yet an owner, but I'm trying.
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Old 19-08-2012, 18:56   #2
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Dig a hole.
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Old 20-08-2012, 13:09   #3
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Re: centerboard access

A hole may be a good option, if the boatyard is agreeable. I guess there is no easy answer for servicing a centerboard. That would explain why the boat I am looking at, which is otherwise in great condition, at has such a poorly maintained board and trunk.
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