38PH Galley Counter removal for Re-insulating Refrigerator

[Geoffrey Ferrell]

Does anyone have experience / knowledge of the structure under the countertop and what it takes to remove it? (or an easier way to re-insulate the stdb side?)

Geoff

Callae Jane

38PH

Hartges West River MD.

[Mickey Panayiotakis]

Geoff--so that's your PH at Hartges I motored past a few weeks ago!  

What year? I have some knowledge of teh 38 non-PH version ca 1980, but I think yours is newer and a different design.

mickey

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[Geoffrey Ferrell]

1991, 

yep, I'm at the end of D dock. 

 

Are you Dragon? (a 38 that is deep in Hartges, by the lift slip, I think just got her brightwork done (gorgeous) ). 

I'm thinking (assuming) that the Galley is the same. Come to think of it, that's not too likely. (but the countertop installation shouldn't be too different - for a 1991 ish boat anyway.)  I've been using the stfb side as a cooler/storage. The port side is working fine but small and the insulation can't be great either. 

Geoff

202.903.3141

[mickey panayiotakis]

Hi Geoff

No, not Dragon. I'm on Bahia--was there for a few days mid-June. I'm in Galesville Wednesdays so if you're around I can take a look and see if similar--or if you're in Annapolis you can drop by Bahia.

mickey

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