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Old 15 April 2012, 12:08   #1
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tube coming away from boat at stern
Hi
Looking for some advice please. Hopefully the picture describes the problem. The tear is about 5 inches long. I'm assuming / hoping that it should be posible to attach a patch to the tube and solid bit (not sure what to call this part of the boat!) and glue it all together.
Any advice very gratefully received.
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Old 15 April 2012, 19:36   #2
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Would this be sensible / suitable?
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Old 15 April 2012, 19:45   #3
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is it hypalon or pvc ?
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Think it is hypalon (YAM480)
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just patch it and keep an eye on it
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Old 16 April 2012, 19:12   #6
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Thanks
ordered the kit and will have a go
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Old 07 December 2012, 04:55   #7
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Hi; I know it has been a while since your last post but was wondering if your solution worked. I just got myself a YAM480R which I traded for a weeks work on a delivery to St. Thomas of the superyacht it used to belong to... including recently rebuilt Yamaha 50hp ($3000 invoice)... thought I'd go for that deal... however she has the exact same issue as you describe... for the rest I love her... my first RIB!

Many thanks in advance! Peter
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Hi
Yes I cut off the piece attached to the body and attached a new piece to tube and deck. Seems to have held although I noticed the other side now needs doing - will wait for slightly warmer weather!
Enjoy your new rib
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