[Rhodes22-list] questions regarding the Rhodes centerboard - Very Important Comment
Tootle
ekroposki at charter.net
Fri Apr 11 15:07:49 EDT 2008
Joe:
What Ron failed to say about pictures is that the boat is out of the water!
Yes people have changed the lines. Also, ask Captain Bob Keller about his
experiences with a centerboard that does not go up and down. Also ask
Captain Lou Rosenberg for his comments on the centerboard well.
Gee, if Ron replies to your post, he needs to go back and read:
http://www.rhodes22.org/pipermail/rhodes22-list/2008-April/049558.html
So, downhill Joe, where do you reside and sail. That could have a bearing
on whether your board goes up and down. Everheard of muscles?
We are waiting for you to tell us more...
Ed K
Greenville, SC, USA
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DownHill wrote:
>
> Has any one worked with the centerboard?
>
> I noticed that the centerboard on my '86 (rebuilt 2002) Rhodes does not
> extend vertically from the keel when the centerboard retrieval line is
> fully released. it is approximately 30 deg from vertical. Because of
> this, the boat does not point very well.
>
> Has anyone replaced this line? Does one merely remove the bolts from the
> cabin floor to access the line? Is there a mechanical advantage pulley
> system? can it be easily accessed to change the line?
>
> I've read about Stan's diamond board. Has anyone replaced the center
> board with a diamond board? did your performance improve?
>
> Thanks in advance for your help.
>
> Joe
>
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