besides the good items mentioned by Katy and Joe that some various bits of
plywood and a tub of plastic cement that seals while wet. I tried the
plywood bits to see where they would fit, where they might help without
being toolarge to store or too small to be of use. What I got rid of was
too many through hulls and oh yes, the panic prone. Going a bit further
with the old sail was to make one into collision mats already rigged with
lines. Finally the bow area is made into a collision bulkhead. Closest
I've come so far is hitting a floating log up in BC and having an engine
stick in forward gear while laying the boat into it's slip. Knock on
formica.

M.

"katysails" wrote in message
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We have a complete set of bung plugs that match all our through hull hole
sizes, plus a great assortment of life vests of the kapok floppy sort left
over from when the boat was raced that could be stuffed into a big hole
plus
there's an extra old genny that we keep forward in the v-berth...
"Joe" wrote in message
om...
What type of damage control gear do you keep on board.?

Dunnage, plugs. bracing, patches, ect to keep your vessel floating if
you hole your hull.

Joe