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david at 8:14pm 11.13.05
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I drilled a hole in the keel near the rudder and some black water dripped out. Other holes had no w
Whit at 6:40pm 10.22.05
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This looks like it may be a good deal. I wish I'd seen her before I started my project. http://www.
rtyszka at 11:48am 09.11.05
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Hope you all have been busy sailing away this summer. I have been working part time on the cockpit
rtyszka at 4:23pm 08.29.05
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I found a main mast and boom (Alum) for my Challenger. I have the wooden boom and spreaders availab
Tom Young at 12:22pm 08.28.05
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I didn't have my camera but spotted a different Challenger in Northeast Harbor Maine. I almost misto
Anonymous at 1:50pm 08.25.05
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There is some challenger talk goinng on at the Plastic Classics forum. Here is the link http://www.t
Tom Young at 3:43am 07.30.05
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Wooding and varnishing the spars. It appears to be well over 10 years since it was last done. The re
Tom Young at 2:51am 07.29.05
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http://mysite.verizon.net/vzeofej4/sitebuildercontent/sitebuilderpictures/xmasspray.jpg
david at 6:51pm 07.21.05
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I'll be out of town for a while. If the house has a power flicker (as San Benito County has occasio
david at 8:19am 07.14.05
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sorry about the downtime, I let my DNS service expire.
rkg19 at 9:32am 07.06.05
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Does anyone know how many Challengers Bob Derector finished? For that matter, how many were done by
Orca at 9:11am 07.06.05
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A few years ago I noticed the "antique vehicle" status on restored autos 25yrs and older and wondere
Tom Young at 4:10am 06.29.05
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And includes some good shots of my boat CHRISTMAS of course. I try to tout the Alden Challenger as t
Anonymous at 4:51am 06.28.05
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"Maybe some owners will stumble onto the site at some point" There were 10 Zephyrs (plan 959-A th
Jimmy Small at 7:00pm 06.06.05
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What are the measurements of the small port lights? (I do not have my boat home yet, so cannot measu
david at 9:32am 05.30.05
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http://www.tritondaysailor.com
rtyszka at 8:36am 05.29.05
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Well, things changed and I am trying E-Bay. I am open to trades. http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotor
Anonymous at 8:49am 05.27.05
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Folks, Here's a website to a North East 38 in Marseilles France. Of particular interest to some
Jimmy Small at 5:42pm 05.24.05
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Howdy all, I opened a yahoo group in order for us to have a central place to post pictures. I don't
david at 8:04pm 05.16.05
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In my quest to remove the rudder I have hit a bit of a snag. I removed a nut from the lower part of

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Windlass Operation from the Cockpit
JamesG161 at 11:38am 06.13.24
Check my post #114 on this link for possible answer. Repairing boat after Hurricane Zeta Jim...
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JamesG161 at 11:33am 06.13.24
The wife and have entertained many an anchorage with colorful language while trying to communicate
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dLj at 11:07am 06.13.24
Not True for Hunter sailboats. Start Battery is for many high Amp needs. Mine does Electric Winch
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I don't have that boat, but I've seen info on how the water ballasted boats were built. Wondering if
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JamesG161 at 10:58am 06.13.24
One of the reasons not to use your start battery for the windlass is because the start battery must
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dLj at 10:38am 06.13.24
I use my start battery to power the windlass and see no reason why not. One of the reasons not to
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shemandr at 9:49am 06.13.24
You are going to love being able to raise or lower the anchor from the cockpit. You are going to th
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Kings Gambit at 9:14am 06.13.24
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Crazy Dave Condon at 8:58am 06.13.24
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jssailem at 8:02am 06.13.24
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prskier17 at 7:54am 06.13.24
How has the SD10 been working for you? I'm considering the exact same setup to replace my Simrad TP
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dmax at 7:47am 06.13.24
Go with something like this, no installation necessary and can be used elsewhere: https://www.amazon
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Jim Legere at 7:07am 06.13.24
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jssailem at 6:21am 06.13.24
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kloudie1 at 6:17am 06.13.24
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dlochner at 6:01am 06.13.24
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Crazy Dave Condon at 5:45am 06.13.24
Take a photo of the mast step and foot and post here. Thanks
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chp at 5:21am 06.13.24
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Scott T-Bird at 5:16am 06.13.24
Not knowing how your battery banks/charging/switching situation is set up, I don't know why it doesn

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