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I have an old fiberglass tandem kayak that needs a rudder. The top
and bottom were attached with a flat external seam. The top is somewhat peaked and not flat. I cannot tell it the ends were poured because of foam flotation that has been installed. The stern has a small flat surface about 5 inches high by about 1.5 inches and I want to mount a bracket shaped like this [ to the stern for the pivot pin. My question is about attaching the bracket. I need suggestions. If the end is poured, can I drill it out and use machine or wood screws that will self thread? Should I use a lead insert like a concrete anchor? I cannot get at it to use a nut and bolt. and I do not want to drill exploratory holes if I do not have to. This link will give you a visual or what I am talking about.... http://www.oneoceankayaks.com/Wslrghtm/jpg26/S26-1.htm Any other fasteners or suggestions would be appreciated. If you can, please reply by e-mail also. |
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