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A 40-foot catamaran undergoes a haul-out at G&T Boatyard in Phuket, Thailand, to facilitate repairs on its carbon wing mast.4:24 The process involves using a tractor and trailer to move the vessel from the water to a hardstand.5:12 To prepare for unstepping the mast, the owner removes the headsails, boom, and rotation arm, and cuts the internal wiring due to a lack of service access.8:55 A crane lifts the mast, requiring precise positioning of slings to prevent flipping.12:23 Once on the ground, the owner repairs chafe damage on the mast by applying fiberglass, fairing compound, and stainless steel rub strips, then finishes the surface with two-part polyurethane paint.25:29 Additional maintenance includes troubleshooting an air conditioning unit, testing mast lighting with a DC-DC converter, and replacing window seals.16:35 The owner plans to install new rigging independently after consulting with experts.31:29

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