If it damaged the pulpit there is definitely the possibility of hull
damage. Consider also - would the impact have tightened the lifelines,
damaging the stanchions going aft? A good surveyor would be a good idea.
As for the paint - they are obligated to make the boat look like it did
before the accident - so however much paint that requires is what they
should be paying for.
good luck!
- Graham Collins
Secret Plans
C&C 35-3
Indigo wrote:
Long story but two nights ago a boat in Dering Harbor broke loose and smashed
into my pulpit. Does anyone know where I can get a replacement ? Does South
Shore (is that the correct name) have them?
I am sure that others have been through this before. Is there any chance of
structural hull damage from such an accident? None is visible from the outside
The collision also caused some deep ish scratches through the already old awl
grip. Any thoughts in what I could reasonably ask the insurance co (his or
Shelter Island Yacht Club) to pay for (a new awl grip job would be wonderful
but I think unlikely!)
--
Jonathan
indigo 35mk III enroute home to Southport
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