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The Pearson Yachts 419 is a 12.7-meter masthead sloop designed by William H. Shaw and built by Pearson Yachts from 1975 to 1976. Originally intended for the charter trade, it shares its basic hull with the later Pearson 424 and was available as either a sloop or a ketch. Aboard *Sailing Uma*, Dan and Kika undertook a major keel repair on their Pearson 419, *Uma*, in Italy, drilling and tapping 11 new one-inch stainless steel keel bolts to supplement the original 12 five-eighths-inch bronze J-bolts.8:00 This repair addressed delamination and damage to the keel joint and stub from a previous grounding, which had compromised the fiberglass thickness around the keel stub to as little as a quarter-inch.0:44 The crew reinforced the bilge with an additional inch to inch-and-a-half of laminate and G10 backing plates before installing the new bolts.3:36
