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re-coring deck and ballast work
and, that's important not just for determining the necessity of the job but
also for guiding the repair. If the bolts are necked, you are probably not going to be able to back them out without breaking them off and will need to drill new holes. This is fairly easy in a lead keel but a big job in iron. -- Roger Long |
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