Ken, My "new" P-15 #2421 has the same small bulkheads you mention just aft
of these bins under the companionway. They don't hold the floatation as
that stops at least a foot back from the bulkhead. Only thing I can think
of that thet "contain" whatever you want to place there, no structural or
esthetical reason. I thought maybe we would have to put access hatches as
some have mention here to tighten bolts etc. on the transom.
Best regards, dyoung@netpipe.com
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From: happy life skills foundation <hapilife@efn.org>
To: WWPotter@egroups.com <WWPotter@egroups.com>
Date: Friday, April 28, 2000 11:30 AM
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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