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*Wedges are only used like Marc said... to control lateral movement.
I'm afraid this is not correct. Wedges are used for and aft as well on many boats. RB |
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Wood mast = wood wedges
Aluminum mast = rubber wedges S/V Express 30 "Ringmaster" Trains are a winter sport |
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I thought this boat was professionally surveyed by a great surveyor
when it was purchased less than 1 year ago. I wonder what else is ready to fail that wasn't caught. I hope it's not my radio! That thing made a shout to Jersey City last night! Only lasted a few minutes. RB |
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![]() "Bobsprit" wrote in message ... | *Wedges are only used like Marc said... to control lateral movement. | | I'm afraid this is not correct. Wedges are used for and aft as well on many | boats. Ha ha Ha Ha Ha.... tell us again Boy Genius .. why fore and aft isn't lateral?? You gonna tell me now the orientation of the boat determines that front or back is not a Side????? Bwahahahahahahahahaaaa Can you get any denser Boy Wonder? CM |
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