Jeff,
The simple answer is that the centerboard can be removed while on the  
trailer. You will have to remove the centerboard cap which you can only get to  
by removing the step and part of the settee. The cap has a gazillion bolts 
and  has a gasket which you can reuse after the work is completed. If for 
some reason  the gasket gets destroyed, you can order a replacement from 
General Boats. The  archives of our list has many in depth references on how to 
remove and reinstall  the cap. Once the cap is removed, make sure to take 
numerous photos so you know  how the pennant line goes back in.
 
Rummy
 
 
In a message dated 7/4/2009 2:07:45 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,  
jtimian at hotmail.com writes:


Hi  Folks



Happy 4th.



My boat is on the trailer and I  need to replace the line that pulls the 
board up, as well as scaped and paint  the board. Can this be accomplished 
while the boat is on the trailer? or do I  need to pull the boat to pull the 
board straight up??



Thanks,  

Jeff Timian

work email jtimian at finsvcs.com
cell:  904-557-1948

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