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    Unhappy Tanker tail delam

    Anyone else have this happen to them? I seem to remember a few reports of tails delamming, but the search function yields nothing.

    Dantheman? Routter? Blaze_SSS?

    Talk to me people.

    edit: tired

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    nope, mine have held up fine.
    Dan's blew up, but only after a season of 30 and 40 footers...
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    yoss: Try fixing it with JB weld

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    Originally posted by mntlion
    yoss: Try fixing it with JB weld
    Kindly explain....

    Not sure it's separated enough to rivet, but don't want it propagating more.

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    clean any crap out of the delam,

    tap around the area so clean up is easier

    Fill the crack/delam and the outer edge with JB weld,

    let it dry for 24 hours, apply a bit of heat to make it happen faster.

    File the extra stuff away

    Ski and enjoy

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    Far out.

    Thanks.

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    Originally posted by mntlion
    clean any crap out of the delam,

    tap around the area so clean up is easier

    Fill the crack/delam and the outer edge with JB weld,

    let it dry for 24 hours, apply a bit of heat to make it happen faster.

    File the extra stuff away

    Ski and enjoy
    and
    Dry with hairdryer or something if you live in a damp world.
    Clamps are good

    It’s so quiet, it’s so cool, it’s so cold

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    Thumbs up

    I'm guessing the very same procedure was done by Mntlion on my CMH's , which are holding up very nicely, BTW.
    Skiing, where my mind is even if my body isn't.

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    CD: ya I've done a few pair in my time

    Clamps, ya they are a good idea too.

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