<div id='ygrps-yiv-152650203'><html><head><style></style></head><div><font face='Arial' size='2'>All this talk about putting solid cores in hollow 
masts has me convinced I need to put a plug in mine.</font></div><div><font face='Arial' size='2'></font>&nbsp;</div><div><font face='Arial' size='2'>No problem, cut one to fit on the table saw, put 
some kind of plug in it just above the partner, stand mast on end, climb ladder, 
pour in thickened epoxy, drive plug in.</font></div><div><font face='Arial' size='2'></font>&nbsp;</div><div><font face='Arial' size='2'>The question becomes, what is the best way to plug 
the mast so the epoxy doesn&#39;t get wasted? Needs to be liquid tight, but easy to 
insert four feet into a hollow wooden tube.</font></div><div><font face='Arial' size='2'></font>&nbsp;</div><div><font face='Arial' size='2'>Any suggestions from the collective?</font></div><div>&nbsp;</div><div><font face='Arial' size='2'>Richard Spelling,<a rel='nofollow' target='_blank' href='http://www.spellingbusiness.com/boats'>http://www.spellingbusiness.com/boats</a><br>From 
the muddy waters of Oklahoma<br></font></div></html></div>

Hollow mast plug