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Originally Posted by Edward R. Cozzi
(Post 2339907)
This same failure happened to a few 1991's due to a size problem of the fiberglass material. Without the overlap of the 60" sheet, there was a structural weakness in that area.
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Originally Posted by damdonzi
(Post 2340764)
Is this something that could have ever been caught during a survey, or just a "known issue" with the manufacturer?
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Originally Posted by DMOORE
(Post 2340641)
Nice work. It's always good to see a positive difference after a project is completed.
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Originally Posted by Edward R. Cozzi
(Post 2340785)
Impossible to detect BEFORE the failure happens. When it does, it usually happens all at once. Not all 1991s did it, but one I sold to a guy in Chicago did. Cigarette repaired it under warranty back then, rather than get the negative publicity.
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Originally Posted by damdonzi
(Post 2340857)
Thanks. Kind of what I thought. Man, the gremlins that you must know about from seeing all the boats you have over the years....
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Originally Posted by Edward R. Cozzi
(Post 2340789)
That's what's nice about fiberglass. If the right guy fixes it it's better than the original.
But in all honesty I have to give most of the credit to Frank F. and FiberGlass Plus in Pt. Pleasant NJ!:drink: Frank and his crew did delam. work and I did the bulkheads and blue printing.:cool-smiley-011: |
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