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stratford4528 Posted - 12 Sep 2011 : 18:52:42
Looking at other 32's they all seem to have different lengths of rubbing strakes. Mine are short but being replaced. After stripping out the forward cabin I can see fixings all the way forward. Does anyone know what they originally were fitted like
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yorkiestan Posted - 14 Sep 2011 : 13:32:04
There's a picture in the Norman range will see exactly where they go

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mumsie53 Posted - 12 Sep 2011 : 21:05:08
I noticed that... our 32 (nostalgia as was) has 3 at each end and ony 2 in the centre of each side, the middle one stopping short amidships and restarting again..
talking of rubbing strakes, does anyone know where I could buy a small amount of the aluminium rubbing strake as fitted on normans.. we had a mishap on the way home with her and about a metre or 2 of the alli strake was pulled up and is beyond straightening..I have seen similar but only in 12ft lengths and quite expensive

Pam

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Lester Mayo Posted - 12 Sep 2011 : 20:11:42
They came about a foot short of the v section of the bow and raked upwards slightly.

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