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Hello, i'm a cruising carpenter, sailed from b'ham , wa to hawaii and from b'ham to the panama canal and up to st. petersburg florida, just crewing on a friends boat, lot's of fun.
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Thanks for the reply. I'm caretaking a ranger 33 sloop and the rudder has enough slop it rubs the bottom of the hull, could i get some advice on fixing that? It's on the hard now, thanks.
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