Caroline &Joanne stroke rigger screw loose

[DarthSlater]

C&J stroke rigger the back arm is loose because the thread of the screw is buggered. Need a new screw and the existing screw will need to be smacked out with a hammer. Use the force

[13enedict]

I knew they shouldn't have listened to JLA and left it alone 🙄

[DarthSlater]

I find your lack of faith.... disturbing....😉

[NSinclair94]

What is the background on this?

[DarthSlater]

We raised the rigger as stroke couldn't get her blade out of the water. Washers were missing. The back screw just needs replacing

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[13enedict]

The women took the boat out over the weekend and Jade at stroke complained that she couldn't tap down. They decided that there was a problem with the boat. Jack LA was around and decided that the problem was the missing carbon lip bushes so I think they put washers in the gap. It was all fucking mental - there was nothing wrong with the rigging and it was probably just a bad outing but I was too tired after sculling myself to get involved.

[CCRCJuniors]

This is by far the best explanation ever! Brilliant.

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On 8 May 2018 at 12:30, Benedict ***@***.***> wrote: The women took the boat out over the weekend and Jade at stroke complained that she couldn't tap down. They decided that there was a problem with the boat. Jack LA was around and decided that the problem was the missing carbon lip bushes so I think they put washers in the gap. It was all fucking mental - there was nothing wrong with the rigging and it was probably just a bad outing but I was too tired after sculling myself to get involved. — You are receiving this because you are subscribed to this thread. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub <#256 (comment)>, or mute the thread <https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/AO9qRMHSbGWHt37XYXMC-6eiBH91U4fvks5twYHMgaJpZM4T1vYJ> .

[DarthSlater]

A third bad outing and to be fair people (probably the men) keep messing with the 'washers' on the gates. We, like everyone else probably, just need a screw

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On Tue, 8 May 2018, 12:30 Benedict, ***@***.***> wrote: The women took the boat out over the weekend and Jade at stroke complained that she couldn't tap down. They decided that there was a problem with the boat. Jack LA was around and decided that the problem was the missing carbon lip bushes so I think they put washers in the gap. It was all fucking mental - there was nothing wrong with the rigging and it was probably just a bad outing but I was too tired after sculling myself to get involved. — You are receiving this because you authored the thread. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub <#256 (comment)>, or mute the thread <https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/AlQoZofMhBcg68t5I2PcS2COWsdpNdNLks5twYHNgaJpZM4T1vYJ> .

[13enedict]

Removed the screw in question. The problem was that someone had removed the carbon lip bush nut and then tightened the 10mm rigger nut, crushing the lip bush.