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Seth, yes about the wood core and should you...

Posted By: George E Norkus, Santana 2023A, SE Michigan
Date: 7/2/08 12:45p.m.

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In Response To: thanks for the ideas (pic) (Seth Dabney, 2023-C, Oxford, MS)

drill within about two inches from the mast step plate, you'll find a bit of metal.

I don't have the time to hunt it down right now but somewhere in my web site I mention that also. Probably in the mast section.

Sea you, George E. Norkus

Santana 2023 Home Port

Messages In This Thread

Speaking about the structural integrity of a 2023 -- Seth Dabney, 2023-C, Oxford, MS -- 6/30/08 12:07p.m.
Mines not. -- Bob Frak -- 6/30/08 9:05p.m.
Thanks -- Seth Dabney, 2023-C, Oxford, MS -- 6/30/08 10:08p.m.
Seth, 1st off, beyond my experience. That being said... -- Gary, Santana 2023A, Milwaukee -- 7/1/08 12:00p.m.
After thinking... -- Bob Frak -- 7/1/08 8:19p.m.
Crack -- George E Norkus, Santana 2023A, SE Michigan -- 7/1/08 9:03p.m.
thanks for the ideas -- Seth Dabney, 2023-C, Oxford, MS -- 7/1/08 9:47p.m.
 Seth, yes about the wood core and should you...   -- George E Norkus, Santana 2023A, SE Michigan -- 7/2/08 12:45p.m.
You mentioned it when routing your M/head wires through alum compression post. -- Gary, Santana 2023A, Milwaukee -- 7/2/08 12:58p.m.
current ideas -- Seth Dabney, 2023-C, Oxford, MS -- 7/3/08 10:14a.m.
Well, Bob, almost time for the North Channel. -- Gary, Santana 2023A, Milwaukee -- 7/2/08 3:21p.m.
Hello Gary -- Bob Frak -- 7/5/08 7:01a.m.


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