| T.R | Title | User | Personal
Name | Date | Lines |
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| 557.1 | | SQPUFF::HASKELL | | Wed Nov 15 1989 11:10 | 12 |
| A very thorough, fair surveyor.
Ralph Merrill
48 Ninteenth Street
Lowell, Ma 01650
H 508 454-4928
W 508 454-1688
He is a certified surveyor.
Paul
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| 557.2 | Thanks for the referal | LEDS::MOVALLI | | Mon Nov 27 1989 11:01 | 19 |
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Re. -1
I would like to thank you for the referal of Ralph Merrill. We
went to Bolyston yesterday to survey the Bayliner and he uncovered
a major problem. The hull on the starboard side all the way back
towards the stern had an unusual shape to it. About a 10 in diameter
circle appeared to pop out from the hull. After the examination,
Ralph could only conclude that one of the "cross-beams" (not sure
what they call this) within the hull frame was simple too long
forcing this portion of the hull to pop out. Whatever, it is
irreparable. Because of the location, it is more dangerous since
it could crack under stress. They apparently use less fiber-glass
in that section of the hull. Needless to say, I did not make the
purchase. So, thanks once again and I'll keep looking and surely
use Ralph on the next one.
MM
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| 557.3 | Good catch! | ARCHER::SUTER | Gentlemen, start your *marine* engines! | Mon Nov 27 1989 13:35 | 8 |
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re: MM
Glad you found that defect B4 a purchase was made....
BTW: That cross-beam is known as a stringer....
Rick
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| 557.4 | ..... floors ..... | MSCSSE::BERENS | Alan Berens | Mon Nov 27 1989 16:01 | 3 |
| re .3:
Er ah, don't stringers run fore and aft? The transverse members are floors.
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| 557.5 | | ARCHER::SUTER | Gentlemen, start your *marine* engines! | Mon Nov 27 1989 17:02 | 21 |
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RE: .4
Ah yes you may be right.... the part I equated to "stringers"
was:
> The hull on the starboard side all the way back
> towards the stern had an unusual shape to it. About a 10 in diameter
When I should have paid more attention to:
> Ralph could only conclude that one of the "cross-beams" (not sure
> what they call this) within the hull frame was simple too long
> forcing this portion of the hull to pop out. Whatever, it is
Oh well....
Rick
Definately nasty either way you slice it...!
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