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have a santan thats in the water for the summer,has been out of the
water for 2 full years,then it was pulled out i had thought that it wasnt barring right and had to much drift but then things happened and didnt get back to it. This year it seems the same heavy winds seen to just carry it along the surface,and cannt head up wind much.So i jumped over the side the other day to check it out.Seems the keel is jambed up and cannt seem to be able to pry it down and dont want to damage the bottom,but woukd also like to try to fix it in the water,was wondering if the line might be jambed or could it just be something that grow in there, was thinking about clamping a vice to it and tring to beat it down,but have second thoughts and a tight budget, any ideas would be helpfull thanks Bart have a santan thats in the water for the summer,has been out of the water for 2 full years,then it was pulled out i had thought that it wasnt barring right and had to much drift but then things happened and didnt get back to it. This year it seems the same heavy winds seen to just carry it along the surface,and cannt head up wind much.So i jumped over the side the other day to check it out.Seems the keel is jambed up and cannt seem to be able to pry it down and dont want to damage the bottom,but woukd also like to try to fix it in the water,was wondering if the line might be jambed or could it just be something that grow in there, was thinking about clamping a vice to it and tring to beat it down,but have second thoughts and a tight budget, any ideas would be helpfull thanks Bart |
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