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Topics > Boat Design/Selection > Are Spade Rudders Suitable For Ocean Crossings? > Crevice corrosion and metal fatigue shown in the broken 4″ stainless steel stock of a balanced spade sailboat rudder.

Crevice corrosion and metal fatigue shown in the broken 4″ stainless steel stock of a balanced spade sailboat rudder.

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