joshua wrote:
i find that it is better to try and fix things the way MacGayver would instead of cutting and drilling.
Come on man, Mac would pull the shock cord out a foot with some made up tool that he fashioned out of a lighter, tie a new knot, clip the excess with a pair of fingernail clipers and sail.
One benefit of drilling off the end cap is that you can assess the bearings, the sheaves, and as long as the end cap is off, you might as well replace the outhaul line. Oftentimes, I find that the sheaves are frozen, and partly to blame for the outhaul not functioning. Another benefit is that it's faster.
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Hey, Jeremy, do you sell a grab-bag of rivets for various Hobie models?
No, but it's easy enough to do. Any dealer can put together a little regatta package.
Depending on the boat, an assortment of:
8010131
8011231
8010181
Would solve most problems. And for the newer 16's add:
8011251
It's hard to find.
And the older 16's should stock up on:
81010201
For the trav tracks.
That's basically the list that I keep in the mobile regatta trailer.