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Check around at your local small airports and ask the maintenance department
of the FBO if they have expertise in welding aluminum. (It's an art.) See if you can find out in advance what the alloy is. I would guess that taking it to the shop would be a challenge. Roger http://derbyrm.mystarband.net/default.htm "Dave Buttle" wrote in message ... Someone cut a nasty hole at the bottom of the mast (with square corners). I have attached photos of the mast needing repair. Two of the lower corners of the square hole have started to crack slightly. The hole is not needed, so it could be closed up. The mast is 72' tall, stepped on deck. I would be grateful if anyone could advise me of how, and with which material, this repair could be welded up for maximum strength. The concern is that this is an offshore boat. We are preparing for an North Atlantic circumnavigation. More on our trip preparations. www.blueeden.ca Dave |
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