[Rhodes22-list] Rhodes ContinentaL RUDDER Barbara look here

[Tootle]

Barbara:

      Here are two pieces of information that may help you:

See the following web site:

http://www.frappr.com/rhodes22

And have you contacted General Boat in Edenton, NC?  The man who was
responsible for your boat in 1974 still builds the Rhodes 22 one boat at a
time.  He may have a used bottom piece of the rudder in the plant somewhere. 
It he does, it would be a lot easier than making a new one.  See:

http://www.rhodes22.com/

Keep in mind that General Boats, dispite it name is a small operation.  The
chief engineer is usually very business during normal business hours.  The
best time to contact him is after 4 pm or on Saturday.

You can also contact him by email, that is when his computer is working.

Ed K
Greenville, SC, USA
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Barbara Eilbeck wrote:
> 
> Thanks Bob - It is just the blade that needs replacing and I thought about
> a stencil but have to locate another to make a stencil.  I have a master
> carpenter that can do anything, but need the stats.  East central Florida
> waters is where we are located.  Great sailing if I didn't have a rudder
> that is creating a huge drag!
> 
> Bob Weber <ruba1811 at hotmail.com> wrote: Barb, is just the blade makeshift
> or the whole the tiller/rudder assembly.  
> If it is just the blade you can use a blade from another R-22 as a stencil 
> and either have one made by a shop or yourself if you are only slightly 
> skilled in carpentry / fibreglass work.  What part of the country do you 
> sail?
> Bob Weber
> 
> 
>>From: Barbara Eilbeck 
>>Reply-To: The Rhodes 22 mail list 
>>To: The Rhodes 22 mail list 
>>Subject: [Rhodes22-list] Rhodes ContinentaL RUDDER
>>Date: Wed, 16 Aug 2006 14:22:42 -0700 (PDT)
>>
>>A pleasure to be part of the list!  I guess I should have been more 
>>specific - it is a 1974 Rhodes Continental that I purchased with a rudder 
>>that was makeshift (unfortunately).  Evidently the original owners must 
>>have lost theirs.  If I had the original, it would have been at least 
>>something to work with....but!  Any ideas?
>>Thanks, barb
>>Tootle  wrote:
>>Barbara Eibeck:
>>
>>The answer to your question is yes.
>>
>>We can give you a better answer and more details if you give us more
>>information.  The presumption is that you are asking about either a Rhodes
>>Continental or a Rhodes 22?  What year?  Where are you generally located?
>>Help us help you, give us more details.
>>
>>Welcome to the Rhodes list.
>>
>>You can expect more and various answers from others on the list.
>>
>>Ed K
>>Greenville, SC, USA
>>
>>
>>
>>Barbara Eilbeck wrote:
>> >
>> > I need a new rudder and am wondering if one can be retrofitted?
>> >
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