Thanks, although I haven't done the deck yet (soft core in one area) I have been sealing the leaks up as I find them (mostly just re-bedding the stanchions with butyl rubber and that one crack I found and reglassed.)
That's mildly depressing, i've been potting (removing some of the core inside of the various penetration areas and filling the entire hole with resin then redrilling the hole though the resin) some of the stanchions as the weather allows me. The crack which I ground out took about a week just to...
Took some pictures of some of the interior systems, AC/septic/atomic4
In case you want to add in an AC unit for yourself so you can see how it was done in mine.
Honestly, I'm not sure about the halyard I haven't really looked at the rigging as I received the boat itself for a song as it was slowly rotting away and the owners realized that they simply didn't have the time to put into it.
wow thanks for all the comments, yes its great reading/seeing all the differences and changes between the boats.
p15-That sounds like a good idea, but it would require moving all the electrical around, currently under the stairs is a coat rack and a door. Also somewhere behind it is an...
Mine does not seem to have that problem, though the floor itself does have quite a bit of give over most of its surface.
Here, lots of photos of the work I've been doing on the boat, plenty of the interior.
https://picasaweb.google.com/rhylith/35Ericson1970352?feat=directlink
Thanks, both ideas sound good i'll have to check to see if the aft tank is still there.
Yours had the same surgery, how did you seal it up?
I have #108 :egrin:
I've recently purchased and have been restoring an Ericson 35-2 and I'm starting into one of the four big projects that this boat needs done. The first one I want to tackle is the freshwater tank.
I don't know too much about ericson's but I have been going through the manual, it looks like this...