[Rhodes22-list] (Joe's Centerboard Woes)

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Joe,
I believe you have damaged the centerboard hardware, primarily the pin that 
 holds it in place or the track it rides in. If you try to manually pull 
the  centerboard down, you may end up with the whole thing in your hands. Time 
to put  her on the trailer and remove the cap and check for damage.
 
Rummy
 
 
In a message dated 7/30/2013 4:23:30 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,  
jjcampjr at yahoo.com writes:

Mary  Lou:

We launched in April, floated her off the  trailer, and as my buddy pulled 
the boat clear, the centerboard was caught  between the guide boards and the 
bunk, leaving her tilted to port and hung up  on the trailer.  My buddy got 
aboard, a backed into the water to get it  floating, and he pulled up the 
centerboard.  There would have been some  sideways pressure on the 
centerboard, I'm sure. I think it worked OK after  that(that day).  I noticed the 
trouble a couple of weeks  ago.

Joe 



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>  From: Mary Lou Troy <mtroy at atlanticbb.net>
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>How did you get it back up in the keel when it dropped on  launch? If 
>you weren't pulling on the pendent, it could be a loop of  the pendant 
>binding somewhere near the block (if you have one) in the  trunk. We 
>had that happen once but I forget how it happened. I think  we were 
>able to work it out with the boat in the water. When we redid  the 
>pendant a year or two later, we did away with the  block.
>
>Mary Lou
>1991 R22 Fretless
>Rock Hall,  MD
>
>
>At 04:55 PM 7/29/2013, you wrote:
>>Hey  Community:
>>
>>      I have a centerboard  issue to field:  My centerboard will not 
>> go all of the way  down.  The boat is an '87 Recycle, and I have to 
>> suppose  that I have the standard centerboard.  It worked in seasons 
>>  past, but this April, on launching, my centerboard went down and 
>>  became jammed in the trailer.  We got it back up into the keel, but  
>> I wonder if I might have bent a pin or altered some usually  smooth 
>> mechanical process which now has me vexed.  Please  give me your 
>> assessments on potential causes.  Ultimately, I  may have just have 
>> to wait for trailer season to dismantle the  guts of the beast and 
>> see first hand.   Thanks.
>>
>>Joe Camp
>>s/v John  Dawson
>>Bohemia River,  MD
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