Dave Neptune
Member II
Greetings I'm new and this is my first post. My old 1970 E-35 has had the handrails come loose and begin leaking terribly. The port side was the worst and had to be removed with a saws-all and a chisel. The screws from the factory (and a few added by the previous owner into the deck)were screwed into wood-nuts bonded into the cabin top, a less than good way tro mount with such a narrow base. Now to the problem the boat was shipped with the optional handrail in the cabin (starboard side) which is very handy in a seaway when moving around below. I have the drawings supplied by Ericson when the boat was shipped. Those drawings show the inside and outside are screwed into each other with the deck and glass liner between them. Does anyone know if this is actually how they did it. I wish to keep the inside h/rail and do away with the outside one if possible. I like the looks better without them. I also have a new set purchsed from Seacraft cut for the 35 that I would like to get rid of. Anyone have any experience they could share about this?
Thanx Dave Neptune
Alimitos Bay, So. Ca.
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Thanx Dave Neptune
Alimitos Bay, So. Ca.
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