FS17- Extended sheer

[Bluefish2]

Bump
I will post pic of what remains of Canopy on the boat.
BF2

[Bluefish2]

Finally back at it. Managed to start grinding on Friday for about an hour. I looked under the boat and found the saw horses were damaged from when the cover collapsed. The back wall also collapsed from the heavy rain.
The boat may be flipped sooner than I wanted because the boats have to move for the masons to rebuild the wall.
Hope I can make some progress soon.
BF2

[Bluefish2]

Found time today to reassess storm damage to the boat. The boat appears to have a further ripple in the bottom than before the storm and the shelter collapsing. The sawhorses are bent to one side so this may be part of the problem. All I can do at this point is move the boat and strong back to some blocks and re-level. Hope it works not sure what else I can do. Open to suggestions.
Will start sanding the glass for a start on that till I have to relocate the boat.
BF2

[Cracker Larry]

Sorry about all the troubles. Mother Nature has been tough this year on the east coast Can you show us some pics?

[Lower]

That sucks man...sorry to hear that. Hope you can get everything straightned out and keep moving forward! We did get some serious rain though! Crazy...

[TomW]

Man hope everything worksout okay and pops back out. I know it's been a rough winter where from here north

Tom

[Bluefish2]

Well, the strong back looks okay so now I just have to move it.
Started sanding. Pictures below.

[Bluefish2]

If the boat looks lopsided in any of the pictures please say so. I am trying to decide whether the what I perceive as storm damage up close is real. The boat was certainly shifted hard during the recent storms.

[Dog Fish]

Any one got a flashlight.

If the boat looks lopsided in any of the pictures please say so

Maybe a little, but its just so hard to tell in those dark pics.

Brian

[TomW]

She looks pretty dang good. Pictures are deceiving so it's really up to you to determine if there is any twist. Take a string from the stern to frame b each way.

Tom