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Being man-handled backwards into the hoist basin |
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Going up |
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First sight of the rudder remains |
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Another angle |
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A single spot of antifoul missing forward of rudder – contact with an unknown object? |
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The lower bearing had fallen out |
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The rudder went in here |
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Not a piece of sculpture |
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One man and his rudder |
The skeg and internal structures were pronounced okay which was a relief, though the stern tube needs some cosmetic repairs. Mid afternoon Temptress was dropped back in the water without a hitch. Afterwards she was manhandled around so we are now stern to the pontoon meaning the cockpit is protected from the northerly breezes and has sunshine rather than shade most of the day. Result! Next step is to collate all the quotes for work to be done; rudder building, gelcoat repairs, sail and sprayhood repairs etc. and submit to the insurance company.
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