[Public-List] Another winch question

[Gordon Laco]

Hello Richard,

Hutton = Barlow.... same people, same tooling, just the name has changed.  

Cheers

Gord
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> On Dec 29, 2018, at 9:45 AM, Carla via Public-List <public-list at lists.alberg30.org> wrote:
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> I am also in need of a pawl spring for one of my cockpit spinnaker winches. They’re original equipment from #433 which was built in 1970.  The link that was posted earlier to Hutton-Arco 
> indicates that the springs are compatible for almost all Barlow/ Barient winches. This would appear to be what I also need.  Any thoughts or suggestions would be appreciated
> Richard Hazlegrove
> Quest 433
> Mobjack Bay, VA
> 
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>> Mo Cuisle (#56) is in need of some rudder repair.  The hardware was replaced by a PO and looks to be in good shape. However, there is a thick coating of coarse FG cloth and resin on the blade that is cracked and peeling.  The rudder seems to be undamaged.  I?m in the process of scraping and sanding the old coating/finish, but I need advice as to how the rudder should be refinishe