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powersailor at 1:18pm 10.15.11
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Just discoverd (the hard way when I removed the mast cap) that the mast on my 26M in filled with ex
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On my last day sail this year I ran out of wind and had to motor back. After about 3 miles my overhe
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We are in process of purchasing a C'C 99. One concern we have is that there appears not to be enoug
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I am re-fitting a Balboa 20. It does not have any sails. I am looking into purchasing a suit of sa
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Hey Guys! Finally got my Jib back from SailCare after converting it for use with my Snap Furler. I d
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In a recent boatyard discussion, winterizing engines was discussed. If you have a fresh water cooled
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Great sailing right now.:D
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wanted to get one more good weekend before laying up.. of all things too much wind!!??!! looks lik
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Ok heres a complaint nobody has ever heard before - "My boat is too small!" My wife and I have bee
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So I am watching the weather for this weekend here in Newport RI. Wind with gust over 45mph. I have
RichH at 6:00am 10.15.11
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Tide against wind can be a problem along the Atlantic Coast, especially when 'shooting inlets'. A
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Skippers, help! I can't find the anodes on my 1983 Yanmar 3GMF (it's in a 1984 Hunter 34). But I t
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Today the anchor was coming up twisting in the water like it usually does and arrived at the roller
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While looking for a picture on my hard drive to include on a "All Sailors" post about chain plate ca
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Sitting in my boat one night I was going through the the tide table. I noticed that through the who
Cool Beans at 8:29pm 10.14.11
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I have a 150, a 135, and a jib. . .150 for the summer, 135 for spring and fall, and the jib for wint
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I 'am in the freezing cold for 6 month of the year any Idea if there is any benefit in to cover the
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I would like to know what model of Hunter 30' + had the biggest production run. I am mainly concern
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I would like to know what model of Catalina 30' + had the biggest production run. I am mainly concer

Recent Replies

Fuel pick location for a Diesel heater
mermike at 2:37pm 11.10.22
I have an insulating sock from a deisel heater I replaced. I instaled the new heater about 3' from
aluminum frame portlights or frameless acrylic?
xavpil at 2:10pm 11.10.22
HollyBerry is right on. Plexiglas is a trade name for acrylic. The optical best kind is the cast st
Sick
JRacer at 1:11pm 11.10.22
Glad to hear you are doing better, Dave.
Fuel pick location for a Diesel heater
Head Sail at 12:59pm 11.10.22
Like most DIY projects, I checked with some of my cruising friends and found a heater offered by Am
Sick
patbratton at 12:50pm 11.10.22
I am so sorry to hear that you were ill. I am glad that you are feeling better.
Sleeping in the Walmart Parking Lot   (1)
Tedd at 12:49pm 11.10.22
Where are the pictures so we know this actually did happen?? (show some pictures of your new toy!!
Fuel pick location for a Diesel heater
Head Sail at 12:47pm 11.10.22
With great difficulty. Plan is to run 30mm exhaust tubing in a heavy insulating sock to the transom
aluminum frame portlights or frameless acrylic?
xavpil at 12:38pm 11.10.22
Another trick is to dry-fit the new window, mask the outline and paint the overlay surfaces black b
Removed fixed prop ... boat speed improved immensely!
Parsons at 12:35pm 11.10.22
So you had that four-blade bronze prop on your Catalina 32? Go ahead and pull the other one. I'll b
Removed fixed prop ... boat speed improved immensely!
Hello Below at 12:35pm 11.10.22
Adjust the pitch, remove one blade and you'll be fine.
aluminum frame portlights or frameless acrylic?
kloudie1 at 12:33pm 11.10.22
HollyBerry is right on. Plexiglas is a trade name for acrylic. The optical best kind is the cast stu
Removed fixed prop ... boat speed improved immensely!
kappykaplan at 12:29pm 11.10.22
What a difference it makes when my stern isn't dragging! Or squatting! That's a huge prop if the
Replacing frameless acrylic fixed ports
xavpil at 12:26pm 11.10.22
Awesome post!!!!!! The plexiglass is color tinted so the pigment is IN the whole plexiglass. Howe
Repairing boat after Hurricane Zeta   (1)
kappykaplan at 12:25pm 11.10.22
Captain and Engineer Again,
aluminum frame portlights or frameless acrylic?
xavpil at 12:18pm 11.10.22
We used normal 'plexiglass', 3/16 or 1/4 (was a while ago, sorry) (not cast) typically available at
CENTERBOARD WOES
kappykaplan at 12:18pm 11.10.22
I'll circle back with a full report. That's if anyone really cares.... But we do care! :beer:
GPS antenna on Hunter 23
Billleathen at 12:08pm 11.10.22
They are not line of sight like a VHF ... so you can mount it any place that is convenient. Consid
GPS antenna on Hunter 23
Billleathen at 12:07pm 11.10.22
They are not line of sight like a VHF ... so you can mount it any place that is convenient. Consid
aluminum frame portlights or frameless acrylic?
Hollyberry at 12:04pm 11.10.22
do you remember the type of acrylic you used? Did it have to be bent to conform to the shape of the
Lithium Installation for Legend 40.5?   (1)
SV Maverick at 11:43am 11.10.22
Thanks for the input from everyone. Rich and Baycloud are always helpful, thanks again. On the hard

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