At the end of last season, I noticed that my centerboard pin needed repair.
I had just smeared some epoxy around the bolt head. I thought it would hold. However, the epoxy broke and the pin started to pull out of the plate.
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original centerboard pin head |
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here you can see it broke |
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I had added some caulk. You can see a bit here |
I decided to glue it better, so I cut a plate that fit the bolt head and glued it on there.
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kinda messy but not going to move |
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I scraped away the caulk and put in a new red rubber seal. |
I re-installed the pin but I'd like to test it by spraying some water up there with the hose before I call this one finished.
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