pin size mismatch in standing rigging

grluecke · Post by **grluecke** » Jun 6th, '16, 18:57

Rich Abato, up above, has the right answer, take it to a machine shop and have them "pull" the hole.

Neil Gordon · Post by **Neil Gordon** » Jun 6th, '16, 22:03

Sea Hunt Video wrote:Holy crapola Greg, this is a family website

Well, there are "families," and there are "families." You know what I'm saying, like it would be unfortunate if my family met your family, if you know what I'm saying?

Markst95 · Post by **Markst95** » Jun 6th, '16, 23:46

Its a 16th of an inch does it really matter that much?

bottomscraper · Post by **bottomscraper** » Jun 7th, '16, 11:30

Markst95 wrote:Its a 16th of an inch does it really matter that much?

No, it will only fail at the worst possible time.

mgphl52 · Post by **mgphl52** » Jun 7th, '16, 19:22

bottomscraper wrote:
Markst95 wrote:Its a 16th of an inch does it really matter that much?
No, it will only fail at the worst possible time.

Yep! Just like every other piece of hardware, whether it's exactly correct or not...
That's the fun about boats!

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