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In article , Bart Senior
wrote: The best thing about steel and aluminum, is you don't have to penetrate the deck to attach something. That keeps the water out of the boat, deck, etc. All you need to worry about are the mast partners and hatches. If you use masts in tabernacles you get the benefit of a fixed/pinned mast structure (more rigid than pure deck stepped) plus no deck penetration. PDW |
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