H8Plow
Active Member
- Joined
- Dec 30, 2020
- Messages
- 38
- Reaction score
- 32
Hey RDP Crew,
I know someone has probably wondered about this. Previous owner damaged the skeg and I'm wondering what and if is the best way to go about fixing this issue. Can a shop simply heat the metal up and make the rib straight again and file it back to a nice knife edge? Or would it be better to pound it back as straight as I can and put a skeg guard over it? Thanks!
I know someone has probably wondered about this. Previous owner damaged the skeg and I'm wondering what and if is the best way to go about fixing this issue. Can a shop simply heat the metal up and make the rib straight again and file it back to a nice knife edge? Or would it be better to pound it back as straight as I can and put a skeg guard over it? Thanks!
Attachments
Last edited: