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Old 23-10-2009, 16:17   #1
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Mast Steps - Necessary, or Semi-Useless
Finishing up on my (many) year refurbishment/renovation/restoration of my old 'Rassy Rasmus 35. Re-rigging over the Winter, and painting the mast and boom as well. Existing mast steps, of 2 different configs, seem a little ancient in light of the Topclimbers/chairs and other ways of getting to the top. Steps would be my last choice in any event. Anybody removed theirs? I know there would be holes to fill, but damn the steps are an eyesore. Any thoughts?
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