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Bertram Blocking
Posted: Oct 30th, '07, 15:15
by Harry Woods
I have owned three Bertram's over the last thirty years and have winter stored in a half-dozen yards. I have seen blocking on the keel with jack stands on each side and bow block with the stern hung by the chines. What is the method of choice?
Posted: Oct 30th, '07, 16:30
by In Memory Walter K
Mine has always been 2-3 blocks on the keel, one each on the stern corner chines and either jack stands or wooden side supports midships. Walter
Posted: Oct 30th, '07, 18:37
by Harv
I usually go with 2 sets of blocks for the keel, 2 jackstands on the
transom corners and 2 jackstands on either side at midship.
Posted: Nov 1st, '07, 19:25
by Raybo Marine NY
correct blocking puts all the weight on the keel, the stands are just there for stability.
3 sets of keel blocks is a good idea
stands/blocks aft by chines, stands/blocks by chines about midship for stability