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My boat is hauled now and work will begin soon (I hope). The forestay chainplate will have to be removed, so I will be interested to see how the boatyard goes about it. When it is done, I will let you know.
Fred Fraim
still in Belhaven, NC
In a message dated Mon, 3 Dec 2001 4:50:10 PM Eastern Standard Time, "Aerofoam" <> writes:
> > in with a hammer from all sides. If finesse doesn't work, you're going to
> > have to resort to brute force, particularly if it's 5200
>
> I have heated the metal with a torch, then worked a chisel under the piece.
> Don't get carried away.....
>
> M.Mech
>
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