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Those crummy Beneteaus are always falling apart. They have a history of
shoddy workmanship and even had a severe blister problem during several years of construction. It was like pulling teeth trying to get that know problem repaired under warranty. Now it looks like Beneteaus have a problem with the keels falling off. The Aggies would never have had a problem had they been using a Macgregor 26 X or M. These fine vessels use reliable water ballast and a drop keel for going to weather. There is no known case of a Mac26 every having lost a keel or turning turtle because of it provided the water ballast tank was filled. The facts are beginning to suggest that Macgregor builds safer boats than Beneteau. -- Gregory Hall |
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