Also.. it's difficult to predetermine whether the rudder/stock combo will want to sink or float.
In some way's it's easier if it sinks, it's easier to support and realign for the installation, and it's easier to get it down out of the tube as well. If it's somewhat bouyant, doing it in the water will be more difficult than it might be in any case.... but if it sinks, don't let go of it!!
In some way's it's easier if it sinks, it's easier to support and realign for the installation, and it's easier to get it down out of the tube as well. If it's somewhat bouyant, doing it in the water will be more difficult than it might be in any case.... but if it sinks, don't let go of it!!
