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Subject: Re: Chain Plates


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Nick
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Date Posted: 14/04/05 0:21:07
In reply to: Brad Croshaw 's message, "Re: Chain Plates" on 13/04/05 22:00:35

Yes, as Brad says, the deck is not a structural feature of the rigging.

Have a close look at the chainplates on the bulkhead inside though, as water seepage into the bulkhead can cause a weakness.

On a 500 with a 501 interior the bulkhead doesn't line up with the chainplates so there is this odd offset arrangement.

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