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  • en réponse à : My Edel 665 refit #30494
    Ian Hall
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    using smaller pieces of g10, I have strengthened the chain plates inside and out. 

    Ian Hall
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    that looks awesome!  very impressive work. I have yet to tackle the bottom paint, I’m hoping it won’t reveal too many issues.

    en réponse à : My Edel 665 refit #30450
    Ian Hall
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    Using G10 fiberglass board, I created some mounting plates for the winches.

    en réponse à : My Edel 665 refit #30449
    Ian Hall
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    I also drilled out and filled the damaged screw holes that hold the teak rails on deck. 

    en réponse à : My Edel 665 refit #30448
    Ian Hall
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    en réponse à : My Edel 665 refit #30447
    Ian Hall
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    Updates!  I have started to repair the interior cabin roof, as well as strengthen the molded cabin floors by adding additional glass.   

    en réponse à : edel 660/665 mast step/foot #30442
    Ian Hall
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    thanks a lot!  I will check it out.

    en réponse à : edel 660/665 mast step/foot #30431
    Ian Hall
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    if i was to get accurate measurements or even adequate pictures it might be possible to have someone fabricate it.   I’m jealous… the French versions do indeed seem to be built to a higher standard:)

    en réponse à : edel 660/665 mast step/foot #30430
    Ian Hall
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    I would probably need to adjust the shrouds to compensate for the additional height of the mast step, but I think that could be made up within the span of the turnbuckle.

    en réponse à : edel 660/665 mast step/foot #30429
    Ian Hall
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    That looks like a much more robust setup then what is on my version.   I do not know all the proper terminology, but the portion that is attached to the cabin roof is much « beefier » then mine.   If it was possible to get both the mast foot and the portions that are attached to the cabin roof recreated, then I would be able to install them both.

    en réponse à : edel 660/665 mast step/foot #30411
    Ian Hall
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    Sorry, I didn’t realize you already knew their was a design difference. I would be interested in seeing the design of a 660/6 just to my curiosity.

    en réponse à : edel 660/665 mast step/foot #30409
    Ian Hall
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    en réponse à : edel 660/665 mast step/foot #30408
    Ian Hall
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    I went to the site you listed, and attempted to contact the person you have named.  I looked over the information provided, and it appears as though there may be a difference  in the design between the French and Canadian models.   I will post the screenshots for comparison. 

    en réponse à : edel 660/665 mast step/foot #30407
    Ian Hall
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    I have not contacted him.  I will try and get a hold of him now, thank you!

    en réponse à : edel 660/665 mast step/foot #30383
    Ian Hall
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    The only solution I can think of is to drill holes further up in the good aluminum. I don’t plan on trailering the boat, so removing the mast easily isn’t something I’m worried about.   I just want a strong connection.

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