Pearson, I believe your missing a wrench

[Discoverie]

While removing the headliner to reseat all the deck hardware I found a wrench with the box end still attached to the nut it had been holding for the last 30+ years. The wrench is in really good shape.

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[jamesminge]

Thx, send it to me!

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[Tor]

That’s funny!

[ewanoleary]

A Christmas gift!

With humility and gratitude.

Ewan

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[unabated]

Did I miss the joke??

BTW I named my new puppy Pearson. 

[Silver Girl]

Hey, Tor, where are you?  Hope you are having big fun!  We are in the workyard.  Hope to be in the water in 1-2 weeks and gone soon after.  Heading south.  No specific plans, but would love to make it to a safe place south, such as Luperon, for the hurricane season.  Very ambitious, we know, for us, but it might just work out.   Love, Diane and Robert

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[Discoverie]

I’d be remiss if I didn’t give a shout out to Bob Fine who showed me how to set up new seats for deck hardware that should easily remain water tight for more than 30 years. Shown is an inside view looking upward to four epoxy filled 3/4 cylinders in the deck that are ready to be drilled for fasteners. The original fastener hole on the deck side is preserved by using the hole saw cutting from the inside fiberglass through the balsa core up to, but not through the deck skin. After cleaning the hole, Gorilla tape is used to cover and epoxy is injected from the deck top.

Thanks much Bob!

RB

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