Put the boat in for repair Thursday morning 9am and had it back by lunch! Yes it's true!
Additionally, the repairer didn't just grind and re-weld ....
But added in extra aluminium bar to strengthen the whole keel
Best thing yet only cost me a little more than twice the cost of last repair
But.....
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This hairline crack ended up being 120cm long once he got into it
So 6 times the length and only a bit more than twice the previous price - plus extra support for the keel added
It's a little bulky under there but the guy fixed so I don't have to come back - that's great service!
So all the bits are going back in this Sunday - decks, fuel tanks batteries etc
Hoping to get a new sounder/GPS combo to put in while this happening
So this means I might actually be in the water within the week, maybe even a calm weekday afternoon.
Look out fish!
Refit images next blog.
If you're after someone to do some aluminium work, can't recommend this guy enough.
http://www.seacodemarine.com.au - Jim is the guy you're after.
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