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- Tue Sep 15, 2015 11:54 am
- Forum: Maintenance Topics
- Topic: Quadrant slipping on rudder post?
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Re: Quadrant slipping on rudder post?
so the word I get from edson is that the set screws on the aft side of the quadrant should be tapped directly into the shaft. mine were not, and so for the last 10 years the system has relied solely on friction. the fix is, drill and tap. always a joy with stainless.
- Sun Sep 06, 2015 9:55 am
- Forum: Maintenance Topics
- Topic: Quadrant slipping on rudder post?
- Replies: 1
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Quadrant slipping on rudder post?
I own hull #34, formerly perseverance and juice. The quadrant has been slipping on the rudder post when stressed. Has anyone else experienced this? Thinking a good solution might be to drill through and bolt the two together, rather than rely on the friction and set bolts
- Sun Sep 06, 2015 9:52 am
- Forum: Maintenance Topics
- Topic: Cracking / Crazing in bildge
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Re: Cracking / Crazing in bildge
I did a survey on this boat in April, serious issues, pm me and I'll send a copy. Not surprised that tyce dropped you like a hot coal.
- Sun May 17, 2015 1:25 am
- Forum: Maintenance Topics
- Topic: Cracking / Crazing in bildge
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Re: Cracking / Crazing in bildge
Hi
I am looking to purchase the J/109 Knots 2 in San Francisco bay. The boat was a bank repo and has had a couple years neglect but the price is good. Of course I would survey the boat but I had one concern that I felt might be a non-starter. There is some cracking / crazing in the gellcoat in the ...
I am looking to purchase the J/109 Knots 2 in San Francisco bay. The boat was a bank repo and has had a couple years neglect but the price is good. Of course I would survey the boat but I had one concern that I felt might be a non-starter. There is some cracking / crazing in the gellcoat in the ...