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Sail up! Ready to go!267 viewsQuite an old photo showing the original sail with the 474 logo. I didn't bother to add them to the new sail. Someday perhaps.
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Cleaning and Reassembly111 viewsI disassembled the boat in the fall of 2010 as the trampoline needed sewing. Here I have cleaned the port (lower in the picture) hull and you can see the difference.
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Closeup of the hulls111 viewsJust for recording sakes, the hulls are factory stamped CAN209A and CAN209B.
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Another closeup of the hulls109 views
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Method of Cleaning/Waxing111 viewsI simply used my palm sander with a terry cloth rag and Mequiar's One-Step Cleaner/Wax.
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Cart them down to the lake ...107 views
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Hulls Cleaned and Ready for Assembly106 views
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Insert the tramp rope side into the starboard hull105 views
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Slid the front crossbar onto the tramp and into place103 views
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Put some silicon "donuts" around the mounting holes to seal the hull108 views
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Slide the rear crossbar onto the tramp and into place112 views
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Note the metal anti-crush spacers108 viewsThese are slid into the crossbar after the inboard bolt is dropped into place.
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