Dismantling the Hobie Tiger live commentary, real time!
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This is a long one!
In order to make everything as easy and straight forward as possible when it comes to putting the Tiger back together, it is important to take some time to make sure that everything is done with some kind of system (especially for us where we have a lot of boats)
Here we’re looking at taking the boat apart completely, all parts removed, mast down, trampoline off and hulls apart.
Well done if you make it to the end!
Even if it’s not necessary for your storage space, it is a good idea to take your boat apart completely every few years so that you can give the hulls a good inspection and then re-seal where the beams go on when you put it back together which should help to reduce any leaking.
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