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Old 11-19-2007, 08:08 AM
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Originally Posted by Edward R. Cozzi
This same failure happened to a few 1991's due to a size problem of the fiberglass material. Without the overlap of the 60" sheet, there was a structural weakness in that area.
Is this something that could have ever been caught during a survey, or just a "known issue" with the manufacturer?
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Old 11-19-2007, 08:24 AM
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Originally Posted by damdonzi
Is this something that could have ever been caught during a survey, or just a "known issue" with the manufacturer?
Impossible to detect BEFORE the failure happens. When it does, it usually happens all at once. Not all 1991s did it, but one I sold to a guy in Chicago did. Cigarette repaired it under warranty back then, rather than get the negative publicity.
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Originally Posted by DMOORE
Nice work. It's always good to see a positive difference after a project is completed.


Darrell.
That's what's nice about fiberglass. If the right guy fixes it it's better than the original.
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Originally Posted by Edward R. Cozzi
Impossible to detect BEFORE the failure happens. When it does, it usually happens all at once. Not all 1991s did it, but one I sold to a guy in Chicago did. Cigarette repaired it under warranty back then, rather than get the negative publicity.
Thanks. Kind of what I thought. Man, the gremlins that you must know about from seeing all the boats you have over the years....
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Originally Posted by damdonzi
Thanks. Kind of what I thought. Man, the gremlins that you must know about from seeing all the boats you have over the years....
Scary sometimes, but it makes me a better surveyor.
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Originally Posted by Edward R. Cozzi
That's what's nice about fiberglass. If the right guy fixes it it's better than the original.
Thanks Ed!!

But in all honesty I have to give most of the credit to Frank F. and FiberGlass Plus in Pt. Pleasant NJ!

Frank and his crew did delam. work and I did the bulkheads and blue printing.
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