stevens
at 1:25pm 03.05.13
3/3193
Fellow Alden owners, I my Alden Zephyr yawl is for sale, and appears on the Yachtworld website. i
|
||
sarnason
at 8:43am 03.04.13
2/2114
I'm in the process of buying a Mistral. It has the chainplate backing plate malaise discussed at len
|
||
Tom Young
at 5:08am 01.03.13
0/2104
We spent the night on a mooring at the Woodenboat School on the Eggemoggin Reach. Stunning sunset th
|
||
Tom Young
at 4:40am 09.29.12
3/2362
We stayed on the coast of Maine this year, visited old favorites and explored new ones. http://farm9
|
||
john fowler
at 6:17pm 07.19.12
2/3104
HI EVERYONE WHO HAS BEEN INTERESTED IN THE OUTCOME OF THE ALDEN THAT WAS VIOLATED BY THE GREEDY META
|
||
Philip Dann
at 10:49am 07.06.12
2/2413
Could anybody post pictures of their wheel to pulley steering arrangement? I believe my pedestal is
|
||
Jon Smith
at 2:13pm 06.18.12
1/2484
Do you tyhink it's too late? At the very least we should all keep in touch. I know Christmas, Tarna
|
||
jon hansen
at 7:43pm 05.30.12
382/80446
i am coming up on my 39th season withthis boat. i will get aeolus in in a couble of weeks. i can't
|
||
Tom Young
at 3:47am 05.27.12
1/3247
Certainly for sailors in Northern latitudes, that's true. An old Alden Challenger almost ready for a
|
||
rjoconnell
at 4:49am 05.19.12
0/2351
When we reglassed the cabin top the chimney for the cabin stove got damaged when it was removed, and
|
||
Philip Dann
at 11:19am 05.18.12
2/2469
Has anybody removed the chrome tube which passes through the saloon table from the bronze casting th
|
||
Gregg Marston
at 4:49am 05.14.12
2/3777
Hi folks: I have weeping at the seam of the lead ballast on the forward part of the keel. There is e
|
||
bartc3
at 11:12am 05.09.12
1/2247
The lines drawing for the Challenger was done by RMW but Niels Helleberg does not know who that is.
|
||
david
at 5:08am 04.28.12
1/2430
Greetings everyone, I'm posting this on behalf of our new user, John Fowler. John informs me that he
|
||
Philip Dann
at 10:17am 04.05.12
1/1989
Has Anybody replaced the mechanical fuel level gauge fitted in the starboard tank top,if so with wha
|
||
Tom Young
at 1:55pm 03.07.12
9/10195
I've been putting this off. Now that I plan to build a new joint at the cabin to deck, I have to add
|
||
stevens
at 10:32am 03.05.12
0/2262
I am installing foot blocks on my Zephyr because of the upward strain created by the main winch on m
|
||
Tom Young
at 1:33pm 02.10.12
7/6441
I've pulled off the trim at this joint. Despite rebedding it just a couple seasons ago, water was ge
|
||
bartc3
at 5:34am 02.06.12
3/3199
I know that chain plates are not a new topic, but I don't find any reference to chain plate failure.
|
||
Philip Dann
at 6:35pm 02.02.12
4/2977
Having now removed the fuel tank tops and cleaned up all the threads and the fuel varnish from the b
|
2gm20f water heater circuit
Ralph Johnstone at 10:39am 11.04.23 That's the difference living on the equator versus the Great White North. => Very true. @Ken1355 |
||
2gm20f water heater circuit
Allan12210 at 9:40am 11.04.23 I can't imagine any civilized person intentionally wanting to go without hot shower water. I can |
||
Low voltage connectors
Scott T-Bird at 9:30am 11.04.23 I typically double-up the wire and use the red (18-22 g) connectors. I also tend to use a terminal |
||
Rewiring masthead and forward steaming light
Hayden Watson at 9:11am 11.04.23 Most of this has been covered but here is what I did when I rewired my mast. It should be noted tha |
||
New winterizing mod - done!
Peggie Hall HeadMistress at 8:38am 11.04.23 Adding antifreeze to the tank by just flushing it down the toilet does NOT winterize a sea water to |
||
Interior Wood (1)
morbidfollower at 8:12am 11.04.23 I actually sealed and painted my interior bulkheads white. I thought it opened up the cabin visually |
||
Remove Prop
dlochner at 7:02am 11.04.23 Steve D'Antonio has some thoughts about prop removal and installation. (Scroll down the page past th |
||
Its funny Friday!
stickinthemud57 at 6:52am 11.04.23 An Aggie, having inherited a plot of land in the Piney Woods of East Texas, set about to clear some |
||
Its funny Friday! (1)
stickinthemud57 at 6:43am 11.04.23 Texas is indeed famous for its Hill Country. It is also famous for Aggie jokes. |
||
Remove Prop
fstbttms at 6:34am 11.04.23 @fstbttms pulls props under water! He has some videos on YouTube and he uses a different type of |
||
Rewiring masthead and forward steaming light
LloydB at 6:31am 11.04.23 Those regulations specify minimum requirements but do not address specific maximums other than the l |
||
Remove Prop (1)
Tally Ho at 6:16am 11.04.23 The prop and shaft are tapered, so they create a very tight fit. Do NOT bang on the prop with a ham |
||
Remove Prop
dlochner at 6:15am 11.04.23 Do not use a slide hammer, it can damage the transmission. Also, be aware the prop can come off wit |
||
Remove Prop
barnstormer at 6:02am 11.04.23 The easiest way to remove a prop that has been on a long time is to heat up the prop with a mapp gas |
||
Remove Prop
RoyS at 5:54am 11.04.23 Slide hammer will apply unwanted force on your transmission. Heat applied to the prop while using th |
||
Remove Prop
jssailem at 5:23am 11.04.23 If you are in a marina see if a shop will lend you a prop puller. The larger ones have a slide hamme |
||
New winterizing mod - done!
sailme88 at 5:21am 11.04.23 All of my supply water lines have brass garden hose couplings. The tanks empty into the bilge befor |
||
New winterizing mod - done!
Apex at 4:36am 11.04.23 I use a dedicated vacuum hose: suck out the last bits of water in the tanks, and then move to the w |