Drill a hole in the bung till the drill bit contacts the screw that's
beneath the bung. Then screw in a sheet metal screw. When the sheet metal
screw contacts the screw that's under the bung, continue to screw it in,
and the bung will slide out.
Alan Bergen
35 Mk III Thirsty
Rose City YC
Portlan
If the wood is varnished, you should cut through the varnish first.
Otherwise, you may pull up splinters from the wood adjoining the bung.
Go to Harbor Freight. Buy a cheap set of Forstner drill bits ($10).
Carefully center the correct size bit in the bung. Rotate a few times
around the bung to
Just use a wood screw to screw into the bung. It will pop right out. It
will e destroyed but it will come out. Get/cut a new plug, glue in place,
shave off with a chisel. Lightly sand with a block.
Josh Muckley
S/V Sea Hawk
1989 C&C 37+
Solomons, MD
On Jul 25, 2017 12:52 PM, "John McKay via
John,
Most of the ones I've removed on Our 33-ll were siliconed in.
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Does anyone know if C&C used glue or varnish on interior wooden bungs?
Have to remove 7 of them and just trying to get a handle on the job so I am
doing as little damage as possible.
Thank you
John on Enterprise
33 MK IISarnia Ontario
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