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john986 at 1:08pm 03.23.17
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I just purchased in 1993 Hunter 335 and my insurance company wants me to take a picture of the hull
daytripper at 12:47pm 03.23.17
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Hello - I purchased a beautiful 1985 Standard Rig Fin Keel and need to get her from Rhode Island to
LakeShark at 10:20am 03.23.17
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Ok fellas here is my dilemma and forgive me as I am not so great at the math. I have a C22 wing kee
DougM at 7:02am 03.23.17
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Does anyone have any idea what the significant differences are between the Raystar 125 and the newer
IH82BL8 at 2:23am 03.23.17
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The cockpit drains, galley sink drain, head sink drain and anchor locker drain all use hose cuffs wi
TooCoys at 1:55am 03.23.17
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Not the head itself, but the drain in the floor? The drain that would allow shower water to drain ou
jaybarr at 10:00pm 03.22.17
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Hey, guys, this is pretty off-topic but a useful one. Some of you guys may have come across this sit
drobisch at 9:37pm 03.22.17
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134526 All I am looking at a 1988 Catalina 30 Mark II. I noticed there are some voids in the gel co
sjburk1 at 7:30pm 03.22.17
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Looking for a trailer for a 1983 27 TR, fin keel. Anyone have any idea where to find a used one in
gettinthere at 4:48pm 03.22.17
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RC You know anything about this... http://arduinoalternatorregulator.blogspot.com
rfrye1 at 3:19pm 03.22.17
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The mushroom shaped rail mount antenna for my (1998?) ST-50 Raytheon system finally succumbed to the
capta at 2:15pm 03.22.17
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We have just pulled this baby out of storage and installed it. Seems to work OK, but when the engine
LeslieTroyer at 2:05pm 03.22.17
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I wouldn't choose a Sealed Lead Acid (SLA) battery by choice - but that is what came with the boat -
AZExpedition at 2:00pm 03.22.17
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I hope to be spending some time in SoCal and have access to several clubs with hoists. Seems the H2
thewolfeinmaine at 1:57pm 03.22.17
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Hello Everyone, Been boating for 56 years. I previously owned a Clipper Marine for a few years and
Warren Milberg at 11:49am 03.22.17
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Since I often sail solo, I've tried a lot of different anchoring techniques when I'm alone. I've be
Victor Frank at 10:07am 03.22.17
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Looking at a O'day 192. Has any one had one of these out on the river? Safe to learn out there? I've
IH82BL8 at 5:34pm 03.21.17
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1) Is it uncomfortable on bare feet? 2) Is it overkill for a family cruiser? 3) How does it loo
SailMaster at 5:02pm 03.21.17
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Which would you do? What is better for the value of the vessel? Or does it really matter?
Gunni at 4:04pm 03.21.17
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While we wait for weather to turn here at 38 North, check out this report on H. Matthew. Interestin

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Auto Pilot fixable?
higgs at 8:11pm 06.14.24
Batteries "about" 5 years old. Could they be 6 or 7 years old? The AP works well for twenty minute
Winchers? Poor man's self tailing winches
jssailem at 8:09pm 06.14.24
The amount of misinformation and false disparagement I've read over the years is staggering. Much o
Help - Secondary Mascerator and tank dumping to the ocean not working
Ralph Johnstone at 8:02pm 06.14.24
Ill also open the inspection port (Or try), more afraid if the port breaks off) Maybe hold off on
*Three* shrouds per side on 22-footer -- really?
higgs at 7:50pm 06.14.24
Your post intrigued so I did some research. Found this info: https://www.google.com/search?q=hullma
Winchers? Poor man's self tailing winches
Stu Jackson at 7:42pm 06.14.24
Without the stripper arm you need to tail and remove the line as it is winched in. John, Not in my
*Three* shrouds per side on 22-footer -- really?
Stu Jackson at 7:37pm 06.14.24
Not unusual at all. Two lowers and an upper. The ubiquitous Catalina 22 is like that, I had one, g
FCC vs BoatUS for MMSI
Stu Jackson at 7:32pm 06.14.24
Anyway. I normally agree with Stu as well; I just see this differently. If we're talking to our com
Yanmar SD20 Saildrive
dizo514 at 6:22pm 06.14.24
It should be. I think there were a handful of screws and sealant. I had mine replaced along with the
Windlass Operation from the Cockpit
Michael Davis at 6:14pm 06.14.24
Wow, 60 feet (20 meters). That is insane. The data developed over the past 15 years of surveying th
Windlass Operation from the Cockpit
jssailem at 5:59pm 06.14.24
Wow, 60 feet (20 meters). That is insane. The data developed over the past 15 years of surveying the
Another not so "Precision" sail. Doing your own mast slides?
jssailem at 5:54pm 06.14.24
Thanks for the update. I would not worry about the needle holes. They will disappear as the webbing
Winchers? Poor man's self tailing winches
jssailem at 5:49pm 06.14.24
As @Joe explains, winchers at best are tailing assistants. Without the stripper arm you need to tail
Halyard line
Tally Ho at 5:40pm 06.14.24
Price, value. I have never used Sta-Set. Greg
Cleaning Anchor
danooxnard at 5:36pm 06.14.24
That is a cool device. Much easier than installing a pump! Dano
Dripping Jabsco Selector Handle
danooxnard at 5:34pm 06.14.24
Rebuilding is not hard. The cost of a rebuild kit is about 1/3 the cost of a new head. $80 to $90
Winchers? Poor man's self tailing winches
danooxnard at 5:28pm 06.14.24
I agree a waste of $100. I have a set for my Cat22. I took them off after trying them on a couple of
Another not so "Precision" sail. Doing your own mast slides?
kappykaplan at 4:43pm 06.14.24
@SV Maverick thanks for updating your post. :plus:Indeed! :beer:
Another not so "Precision" sail. Doing your own mast slides?
Hello Below at 4:33pm 06.14.24
@SV Maverick thanks for updating your post.
Winchers? Poor man's self tailing winches
Joe at 4:31pm 06.14.24
Don't waste your money if you expect them to be "self tailing". why? Because there's no stripper a

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