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Re: Replacing the toe rail on a Jeanneau
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Re: Replacing the toe rail on a Jeanneau
I did get an answer from Sea Ventures on this (you have to know who to speak to and have their mobile nos.)
Their answer was "we agree it's fantastically difficult and time consuming". The actual rail replacement sections are not expensive. Perhaps that's why you see so many boats in need of attention in this area. Sorry not to be more help but I don't think there's an easy answer.
I did get an answer from Sea Ventures on this (you have to know who to speak to and have their mobile nos.)
Their answer was "we agree it's fantastically difficult and time consuming". The actual rail replacement sections are not expensive. Perhaps that's why you see so many boats in need of attention in this area. Sorry not to be more help but I don't think there's an easy answer.
Greenheart
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What happens to threads this old? Why are the poster and respondent not named?
And how do you replace a toe-nail on a Jeanneau? How does it differ from first aid on any other yacht?
All your fault, Madhatter.
And how do you replace a toe-nail on a Jeanneau? How does it differ from first aid on any other yacht?
All your fault, Madhatter.
Stork_III
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What happens to threads this old? Why are the poster and respondent not named?
And how do you replace a toe-nail on a Jeanneau? How does it differ from first aid on any other yacht?
All your fault, Madhatter.
Some plonker resurrects them after 13 years. They are guests because they no longer have valid logons. Toenail, should have gone to Specsavers.
Greenheart
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Sex-savers? :eek-new: Disgusting.