[C320-list] Genoa turning blocks

[Steve Magennis]

Most (if not all) deck hardware (with the known exception of the
primary winches) are bolted to threaded holes in an aluminum plate that
is glassed into the deck.  If you can't find any nuts below the port
side turning block, that is most likely how they are connected to the
boat.  On the other hand, the primary winches are through bolted and
the starboard nuts are above the headliner in the afterberth, so
perhaps the starboard turning block is connected in a similar manner.

Steve
Alchemsit #909

--- Dave Anderer <danderer at udel.edu> wrote:

> Which model of the Garhauer blocks are the matching replacement? 
> Thanks.
> 
> Larry Barr wrote:
> > I am planning on replacing the turning blocks on my 2002 C320 from
> the
> > Lewmar to Gauhauer that have bearing. I looked today and found no
> access to
> > the under side of the blocks where they are installed. My question
> is, are
> > the OEM blocks bolted on or tapped into a deck plate glassed into
> the deck.
> > The blocks that I have to replace the current ones habe the same
> bolt
> > pattern.
> >
> > Larry
> > Great Scot #924
> >
> >
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