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Karolina,
I can appreciate the requirement. However, you had better do it right or you will lose all the value in your boat. Please consider a Sheel keel. They are the answer to your requirement. Properly constructed, with the correct ballast load schedule and you will have a winner with a 4 foot draft. They really work exceedingly well. Before doing this contract a qualified naval architect. It will save untold grief in the end. Steve "KVL" wrote in message ups.com... Hi, My husband is planning to shorten the draft on our fin keel Carter33' 1972. It draws like 6' now and he plans to take off a foot. Once doing this, he wants to add a bulb or wings to the sides of the fin to add the weight back onto it. If anyone knows of any good sources on the web of others being successful with this kind of project, please email the links to Thanks Karolina |
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