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Terry,
My 1990 P19 keel wire was kinked badly. I was told that Stainless wire kinks
and it's hard not to have that problem. I DON"T KNOW IF THAT"S TRUE. I
decided to replace mine with line and will send you directly the email I sent
ot the list. I like the way it works. If you decide to replace the wire it
shouldn't be a big problem, but would be easier (or POSSIBLE) with a helper to
keep tension on the wire.
Ted Duke, Fairfield, Virginia
1990 WWP-19 #626 "The Duchess"
(short mast-long boom)
-----Original Message-----
From: Terry Kaser [mailto:tkaser@kvco.com]
Sent: Wednesday, March 29, 2000 09:11
To: WW Potter Digest
Subject: Replacing keel lift cable
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The keel lifting cable on my P-19 has been kinked and is beginning to fray.
I would like to replace it before I launch this spring. Does anyone have
experience with this job and could offer guidance?
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