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Old 13-01-2015, 09:22   #11
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Re: Proper support under deck stepped mast.
Thank you Garrets. I have thought of a compression pole of some type, but I'm opting for more ease of movement through the cabin. So I'm probably going to build a doorway/header to disperse the load evenly to the floor. This boat has a fiberglass insert. I've looked under the floor to find the structure would lay upon stringers and I will attach to plywood bulkheads and returns.

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