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  1. Forty_Two

    Old GB32 steering mechanism question

    My 1969 GB42CL #74 has the same gearbox but i can confirm there is no play in that collar on mine. Interestingly mine has S/S bolts exactly as yours. Do also check the locking allen keys on the chain cog wheel for the steering wires. They can back out & force the chain to slip by holding it...
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    Upper Rubbing Strake Woody GB42

    That works, thanks again, stay safe.
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    Upper Rubbing Strake Woody GB42

    Thank you for the stills, that's all very helpful :) Can't make the video work, maybe i would need a vimeo log in to make it work. Just says "sorry couldn't find that page"
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    Upper Rubbing Strake Woody GB42

    Thank you, the drawing is brilliant & as i had expected. So good to have it confirmed. Did you remove just a portion of the rub rail? The video link didn't work by the way, says not found. Would definitely like to see that. It's a relief to have a place to ask for help again after the...
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    Grand Banks forum

    Hi Mike, thanks will do. Do you have a GB32, i had one from 1980 - 86, i have very fond memories as that was my first boat. Paul
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    Upper Rubbing Strake Woody GB42

    Can anyone confirm the construction under the upper rubbing strake? My assumption is its screwed directly over the top hull plank with the sub deck ply & teak deck extending over the top plank to it's top outside edge with the top edge of the rubbing strake level with the teak deck top...
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    Grand Banks forum

    Hi everyone. Like many of you I miss the GB Forum having contributed a bit over many years, so thought it about time I joined up here. I do need some help on the rubbing strake but will put up a separate thread. I did a thread on the old GB forum about fixing the upper streering gearbox where...
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