[Public-list] Examining chain plates

[Christos Katehis]

Chainplates on the A30 a very visible and easily inspected, not ample space to work in but very easy to inspect.

Kasia#383

-------------- Original message from John Kennedy <John.Kennedy at gov.ab.ca>: -------------- 


> Just reading Don Casey's "Good Old Boat" (and I'm not yet an Alberg owner). 
> 
> Casey recommends thorough inspection of the chain plates on a "good old 
> boat" and laments that frequently the chain plates are buried into the 
> fibreglass hull and only visible with the use of a good grinder! 
> 
> I'm willing to bet that most vendors would look dimly on a prospective buyer 
> asking, "Mind if I grind away the hull in way of the chain plates, so I can 
> have a look?" 
> 
> Are the chain plates on an Alberg 30 (or even a 35) visible? 
> 
> How does one inspect them? 
> 
> Thanks. 
> 
> John 
> 
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