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Lee Huddleston wrote:
Thanks very much to everyone who responded. I got the problem solved with much less hassle than I anticipated. Was your boat built in New Bern? A lot of the SJ21s built there have the access panel, I think the west coast boats kept the trunk solid for a few years after. Local folks have recommended using a galvanized steel cable designed for a trailer winch rather than trying to use stainless steel. Galzanized is more flexible and will hold up better. The only issue is that the galzanizing will break down after a few years and then the rust cycle starts again... but you've gained some time. Menawhile, now you know how to replace it! Fresh Breezes- Doug King |
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Doug King,
The boat belongs to a friend, but I suspect that you are correct. There was an access panel on top of the centerboard trunk that made working on the cable a snap. My late brother had a SJ21 which does not have the access panel. Lee Huddleston |
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