I have a 1/4" gap that flexes where the bridge floor meets up to the bridge dashboard. How serious is this? What should I do to fix?
Thanks for your help
Ryan
2003 Carver 444
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Gap at the Bridge floor by the Helm
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Re: Gap at the Bridge floor by the Helm
Welcome aboard Ryan.
You might have better luck getting an answer if you post the question in a more appropriate section like "General Repairs & Maintenance"
A member with the same model/year might chime in but usually the builds have sections that go together and can be removed for transportation. It may be that it's a seam between two sections you're looking at that simply needs to be caulked. A picture would help determine if this is the case or if there is a structural issue going on.
You might have better luck getting an answer if you post the question in a more appropriate section like "General Repairs & Maintenance"
A member with the same model/year might chime in but usually the builds have sections that go together and can be removed for transportation. It may be that it's a seam between two sections you're looking at that simply needs to be caulked. A picture would help determine if this is the case or if there is a structural issue going on.
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