[Public-List] False Keel area?

[Glenn Brooks via Public-List]

Wes,  

I have blocked Dolce (hull No 318) many times along the flat portion of the keel with no problems.  Usually the yard puts one block under the keel just a few inches forward of the rudder, another forward before the keel starts to slope upwards, and usually one more amidships.  You won't have any problems blocking anywhere along the flat portion of the keel.

Regards
Glenn B.
Dolce 318

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> On Jan 31, 2015, at 10:33 AM, wesley sherman via Public-List <public-list at lists.alberg30.org> wrote:
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> I am new to the forum and a long time reader.  
> I am owner new owner of #397 and currently restoring her.
> I have a question that I hope someone will know.   I have been trying to find out how much of the keel and location of the alberg 30 iron is located.  I know on other Triton versions that alberge did there were some false keel areas near the rudder.
> Does anyone know if this exists in the 1969 Alberg. Or if there is some diagram that shows how it was build and location of the mass of iron ect or false keel.
> Final option would be to probe the keel keel to map it out with a fine long drill.
> I am about to move it off a cradle and onto boat stands and am a bit concerned if there is indeed a false keel area as in the tritons and other alberg designs. Currently I plan on not putting any blocks from three feet in from the keel foot.
> Any help would be appreciated.
> Wesley Sherman
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