The liner in my P-15 (#1632, built in 1987) doesn't have any "little
bulkheads". However, I'm not the original owner and perhaps someone cut them
out before I bought the boat. Even so, there are giant blocks of styrofoam
under the cockpit seats that prevent access to the aft portion of the boat.
Dave Kautz
p-15 #1632, Tilly Lucy
Palo Alto, CA
-----Original Message-----
From: Westfield, Mike [mailto:Mike.Westfield@Dialogic.com]
Sent: Friday, April 28, 2000 11:40 AM
To: 'WWPotter@egroups.com'
Subject: RE: [WWP] P-15 LITTLE BULKHEADS AFT
I have the same little walls. I want to mount, after factory,
cockpit rails and I will probably cut access ports into the seats to enable
access to the bolts on the cockpit rails. Bummer!
Mike Westfield
P-15 #2248
Water Toy
Union City, CA
-----Original Message-----
From: happy life skills foundation [mailto:hapilife@efn.org]
Sent: Friday, April 28, 2000 9:40 AM
To: WWPotter@egroups.com
Subject: [WWP] P-15 LITTLE BULKHEADS AFT
Hello!
almost sounds like a childrens rhyme or something..."p-15 little bulkheads
aft"....
P-15 OWNERS: right inside the companionway, way down low, there's two
compartments just aft under the bridge deck, two storage "scoops" on
either side of the aft section of the centerboard box.
mine have "bulkheads":little walls, part of the cabin liner. They prevent
me from crawling aft under the cockpit to tighten hardware, install my
ladder on the transom. I assume they probably have something to do with
keeping the flotation secure under the cockpit.
Anybody else have these little walls? I need access aft and before i cut
it'd be nice to get some info please....thanks so much!
Ken Silverman, p-15, "vegan lorax", Bothell, WA
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