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    Posted: January-14-2008 at 12:14am
while out this past week cruising the mouth of the hillsborough river, my boat struck a large rope semi-submerged in the choppy water. We were cruising at around 35mph when it happened. the rope was about 3 inches in diameter and wrapped around the prop a few times. we were able to cruise in without any issues, but while trying to steer the boat onto the trailer I realized I could not, and after pulling the boat out of the water did i realize that the rudder had somehow fallen off. The water near the ramp was murky and very crowded so the idea of going in after it was out of the question. I was wondering if anyone has any ideas where I might be able to secure a replacement rudder since boating season never ends here. My boat is a 1969 Correct Craft Barracuda with the chrysler 318B engine and a 12 x 15 prop. Thank you for your help
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Have you tried talking to Woody at Southeast Correct Craft? That would be my first call.
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Try looking for it from these guys:

www.buckalgonquin.com

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i actually did call woody at southeast first thing. he actually had some great advice and i will drop off my boat to him on monday to have it checked out thoroughly. thanks for your help
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If you decide a new one is too expensive, I will probably have what you need. I have a few (more than one, less than 10).

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Paul you crack me up...you have more than one but less than ten of most anything needed on a older Nautique!

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