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This is the original, late 60's Ericson 35 
In Response To: That doesn't look like an Ericson 35....... ()
Pearson had a west coast factory for a short time. When they ceased operations Ericson somehow acquired the hull mold for the Alberg 35. For a few years Ericson produced the Alberg hulls with a different cabin and a modified rig which was marketed as the Ericson 35.
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- Rudder Project
- Back in the shop
- (AKA Old Curmudgeon) There is nothing wrong with that rudder!
Throw it back in! 
- THink about adding a bit more body down low?
- I should give that some more thought, Westie
- That's a good thought. Rudder design put more surface down low about then.
- Ericson 35
- That doesn't look like an Ericson 35.......
- This is the original, late 60's Ericson 35
- This is the original, late 60's Ericson 35
- The rudder in that pic is more like the one I ended up building for the 32'.
- Paul, how does the rudder stock attach to the rest of the steering?
- The shaft continues 30" beyond the top of the rudder
- What is the joint that attaches the rudder stock to the shaft above?
- Oh, maybe it's one piece all the way through?
- What is the joint that attaches the rudder stock to the shaft above?
- The shaft continues 30" beyond the top of the rudder
- That doesn't look like an Ericson 35.......
- Ericson 35
- That's a good thought. Rudder design put more surface down low about then.
- I should give that some more thought, Westie
- Rudder Replacement
- Back in the shop