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The keel bolts are stainless steel cast 1/2" into the lead keel in a
kite pattern (5 bolts). The starboard bolt was heavily corroded around the nut - I tried to put washers in the corroded area and tighten the nut on the washers but the bolt broke. My question is - is there a cheap way to fix this that's not ideal, but might do the trick? I've thought of drilling out the bolt and putting a smaller bolt set in epoxy or even molten lead - but I'm assuming the ladder would require dropping the keel which I'd rather not do. Thanks for any ideas. --jim |
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