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Steve Lusardi wrote:
Jim, Normally the keel bolts will be cast into the leadballast and are not removable without recasting the keel. They will appear as long studs and fasten thru the floors with nuts and washers. They can be removed. That's what the threads do. You might have a really tough time getting them to turn... if you put a slugging wrench down onto the nut, then put on a lock nut over that, you should be able to get it started. DSK |
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