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RussC at 6:50pm 02.02.16
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I finally had time, motivation, and decent weather all at the same time today, which allowed me to p
Andrew25 at 4:08pm 02.02.16
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Hello, I have recently purchased an "old style" furler and I would love to find out the manufacturer
jveatch at 4:07pm 02.02.16
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What is the exact depth of the depth transducer on a Hunter 41DS?
CYQK at 12:55pm 02.02.16
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Replacing a bunch of fasteners do you prefer one over the other? Thanks Gary
rardiH36 at 10:51am 02.02.16
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My current berth: - Usually has a moderate to strong crosswind that moves my boat in the same direc
Bad Obsession at 9:50am 02.02.16
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I am wondering if anyone has experience with these in the marine environment. I am considering mo
Plitmanm at 8:37am 02.02.16
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Looking to replace old sagging vinyl headliner. I do not want to go back with vinyl and would like t
Warren Milberg at 8:22am 02.02.16
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How does one forward a thread these days?
Kermit at 5:38am 02.02.16
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Is this a blue water boat? or Will this be a good first boat? or What kind of wax will make this gle
All U Get at 3:37pm 02.01.16
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Hi all, After 5 years of trying we finally crossed the Gulf Stream and are now in Lucaya. We did i
RHUMB RUNNER at 1:37pm 02.01.16
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I have a 2009 Hunter 49 that needs a new deck light bulb, has anyone replaced the mast deck light bu
dlochner at 12:18pm 02.01.16
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Working with a group on completing a steel hulled schooner. The hull has significant corrosion issue
Jdaniel343 at 10:24am 02.01.16
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I have a 1977 Catalina 27. I purchased this boat last year from an owner who had her since 1990. He
azambella at 9:59am 02.01.16
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We are replacing the cabin sole on our H33 this year. Can anyone that has done this, weigh in on the
Worldwalker88 at 9:20am 02.01.16
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I know this is in the forums somewhere, but I couldn't find the info as it applies to our boat, or p
Kings Gambit at 8:59am 02.01.16
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I'm sure many have noticed that while foulies can keep you dry, they're not that good at keeping you
Sage34 at 8:36am 02.01.16
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Hi All With me being a few thousand miles from the old girl, I was wondering if anyone knew the dim
gleason99 at 8:20am 02.01.16
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On my Beneteau 37 the Compressor and Fan Cooling Fins have lots of dust on them since it is close to
Murray16764 at 7:31am 02.01.16
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I was wondering when the engine exhaust hose should be replaced. I have seen what happens when the
festinalente at 7:22am 02.01.16
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East Coast Sailor. Almost bought a 30 last year but could not decide if it was big enough . I love a

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Opinions? Navigation Laptops!
kbgunn at 7:55am 12.19.23
I wrote a post here about using a Dell ruggedized tablet PC running Ubuntu as a chart plotter at the
How dispose of sailboat?
QCI at 6:39am 12.19.23
Thank you, Rick! I downloaded the doc and appreciate the advice. I needed options and a some info on
Prop rotation question
RoyS at 5:52am 12.19.23
I would agree but with feathering prop I don't have any prop walk. :cool: You certainly do, as yo
How dispose of sailboat?   (1)
Rick Webb at 5:51am 12.19.23
I am with an organization that accepts donations of boats that we sell and use that money to help fu
Re-rigging without mast removal.
Screen Saver at 5:38am 12.19.23
If your focus is low loss coax - strongest signal output, LMR400 cable should be considered. Ah y
Through-Hull to Ball Valve Joint
sailme88 at 4:57am 12.19.23
Often times you'll find marine life in the valve. Small mollusks shells can raise havoc. Do yourself
Re-rigging without mast removal.
dlochner at 4:19am 12.19.23
B&G/Simrad and Garmin do use an ethernet protocol and connectors for data transmission and separate
Re-rigging without mast removal.   (1)
jssailem at 4:09am 12.19.23
If your focus is low loss coax - strongest signal output, LMR400 cable should be considered.
Through-Hull to Ball Valve Joint
CYQK at 4:07am 12.19.23
I went thu hull the same issues when i bought all my stuff from Groco Yeah it cost more to do it the
Hatch leak repair
Tom TH at 3:48am 12.19.23
Thanks to all for the advice. Looks like hatch removal is the way to go.
New to me boat with rotting bulkhead
G Newboat at 1:56am 12.19.23
The compression post repair lasted for a couple seasons, which was nice. The boat is now back on the
Re-rigging without mast removal.
Screen Saver at 11:26pm 12.18.23
As I recall the VHF cable is something like RG213, I remember it was about the size of my thumb and
Pneumatic Nail/Staple Guns
Terry Cox at 9:33pm 12.18.23
I think you're correct. Reaching into tight spots with an angled head is usually easier than with s
Painting or removing headliner?
Trixster at 8:05pm 12.18.23
Is spray painting the recommended method?
Fire Port
leo310 at 8:02pm 12.18.23
the best place could be center of below the second step
Re-rigging without mast removal.
marcham at 7:47pm 12.18.23
The time involved in going up/down the mast, if paying a rigger, may outweigh the benefit of keeping
Shaft Packing Gland tube/hose
Blitz at 7:20pm 12.18.23
Not trying to pick a fight with you NYSail, but if your stuffing box is adjusted correctly, and your
Prop rotation question
Scott T-Bird at 6:34pm 12.18.23
That's an Autostream, not a Max Prop. :facepalm: Yep! I don't know what I was thinking! I even
Re-rigging without mast removal.
jssailem at 6:30pm 12.18.23
On my 35ft CAL, deck stepped mast head rig, I had the mast removed with the guidance of an experienc

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