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My P23's gudgeons do not look like that ....

Posted By: Jeff T., P23, Galileo
Date: 7/21/08 6:02a.m.

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In Response To: Here are photos and tips.... (Tim, P18 "Spirit" Iowa City)

It is a 1989 model and has a rather under-build looking metal bracket that is U shaped with the bottom of the U attaches to the transom. The pintle is inserted from top of the U-shaped gudgeon and exit at the bottom. It is similar design to what you see on some smaller daysailors.

Sounds like Precision changed the design.

Messages In This Thread

Window unit AC on P23, how to reduce rudder slop -- Jeff T., P23, Galileo -- 7/20/08 6:49p.m.
One solution for the slop..... -- Tim, P18 "Spirit" Iowa City -- 7/20/08 7:49p.m.
I did the epoxy fill trick -- GeorgeSK - P-23 "DayDream", P-15 "Pxyis" -- 7/20/08 8:12p.m.
rudder slop -- Scott Hunt -- 7/21/08 12:46a.m.
Here are photos and tips.... -- Tim, P18 "Spirit" Iowa City -- 7/21/08 5:03a.m.
 My P23's gudgeons do not look like that ....  -- Jeff T., P23, Galileo -- 7/21/08 6:02a.m.
Well that's curious... -- GeorgeSK - P-23 "DayDream", P-15 "Pxyis" -- 7/21/08 4:20p.m.
What is the diameter of the pins? -- GeorgeSK - P-23 "DayDream", P-15 "Pxyis" -- 7/21/08 4:22p.m.
I've solved the A/C at dock problem a different way.. -- Jack, H23.5, F-5 Clermont, Fl -- 7/21/08 8:12a.m.

 

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