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John Schultz

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Foam-filled mast

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Assuming one makes provision to access and mechanical or electrical
components within the mast, are there any compelling reasons NOT to foam
fill the mast?

Bob Swarts

My 69 oday mariner has a foam filled mast. I assume it was done that way
from the factory. It seems to me that with the foam in place it can't
fill with water and so is less likely to sink if it should go over. It
may also help to keep out some condensate formation.

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