Major Bulkhead Repair PART 2 - Lagoon 400 S2
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- Опубликовано: 23 авг 2024
- In this weeks episode of Barefoot Travels we continue to work on a Lagoon 400 S2 major bulkhead rebuild. It's a big job to take on but we are looking forward to heading south with these guys as one of our buddy boats!
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good Sonya CARL for helping little mate out
Your getting old Davy! All that crawling around in those uncomfortable spaces gets painful! Just want to let you know it doesn't get any better...Great job though! That repair is so much stronger than the original work!
Best vids when davey workin
love your work Davy .... well done
Well done.
Carl! You are now officially a "Barefoot Bilge Troll'! Boating and Camper Van communities are the most helpful people! Come on Davey, we're all waiting for you to Gin up a mast out of Roll carpet tubes, expanding foam and gobs of fiberglass!
Yea Carl
Nice work Davey
Thank you!
Looking nice and solid. 👍👍
Thanks mate!
You are a great friend to do this for your fellow sailors, keep up the great work
Good explanation thanks for asking questions Erica
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That part of the mast below the deck is usually seperated from the mast near the deck and is called a mast post. What is that part made of in that boat ? I've found the board, its called Coosa Board (couldn't make out the spelling before). Was the boat squeaking and creeking when he sailed ?
Is there a lagoon that does not fail under normal use ? These are not old boats and this is a major structural repair where they left plywood to rot in a locker expected to get water in it . Every single one of these models will have the same problem and it is a major problem and a big fix .
I really like my dry bilge boat these days . If there is water in the bilge you have a leak to fix not just something you expect because the boat is built with leaks .
One other thought , did you get all the rot given you can not actually see most of the wood bulkheads in the boat ?
Nice work, you are definitely a good friend. Thank you! This video is so timely, my smaller cat may be needing a similar job because of exactly the same water entry issue where wires go through at the base of the mast. Question: did you do more coating with 1708 before gluing on the second layer of coosa board over that transverse bulkhead?
Yes two total then the second layer of board then more tabbing with more 1708