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Check the fillets at the stringers. And bulkheads too.
In Response To: Al, is the hull cored or solid? ()
By the way, sometimes yard forms have broad releases so you are responsible for insurance or damages -- including deductible. If you didn't sign anything before, I would look carefully at anything that gets put in front of you to sign.
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- Should stayed in the water!
- Wow, glad it wasn't worse. I'd have a surveyor check it out anyway.
- Ouch,... your boat is strong Al.
- Yeow! Unexpected! MUST have it surveyed at their expense ultimately.
- Al, is the hull cored or solid?
- Check the fillets at the stringers. And bulkheads too.
- Hull is solid, VERY solid.
- You got off easy.
- I'm not sure it really was a "dead" drop -- like the strap snapped completely.
- You are lucky...
- Wow, glad it wasn't worse. I'd have a surveyor check it out anyway.