Installing Longitudinal Stiffeners on Sailboat

Discussion in 'Sailboats' started by wesley Sherman, Jan 27, 2020.


  1. wesley Sherman
    Joined: Jan 2020
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    Location: New York

    wesley Sherman Junior Member

    I believe you're right about the hull layup. The hull is crazy to thick in areas, at the 4 main bulkheads it's about 3/8 taping to the waterline about 1/2. at the area of the bulkheads I want to move back, either side of the engine it varies from 3/8 to 5/8. The2 surveyors I had look at my boat the one prior to my purchase if you can call it that considering what I paid for it. lol... The second surveyor I hired because of the suggestion an individual to have him look at my boat after the gutting.

    Both said pretty much the same thing the hull is sound 3 rather small wet core areas. Other than the ugly lichen and what not I was assured it was in good shape for an overhaul. Really no major issues. This guy was a wealth of information about the Alberg and such as he had an Alberg 30 as well. which I did not know at the time.
     
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