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MSter at 8:03am 09.01.11
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Rich, last we heard you were looking for a spot to weather Irene around NYC. What did you find ? How
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There have been several posts recently(and forever) on the subject of batteries and chargers. Almos
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I'm considering purchasing a Lancer 38 center cockpit and was wondering if anyone has any knowledge
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My 40.5 (3 months old to me) has the original Dytek GP1230 charger which is by all accounts obsolete
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I was finally able to get down to my boat today at the top of the Chesapeake Bay. I was an advocate
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We sail a 1985 Pearson 303 and estimate our Yanmar 13 horse to have roughly 1800 hours on it. A new
Repro at 8:02pm 08.31.11
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G'day all. The cables going to my steering quadrant come in at a slight angle. Is this normal on a
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I invite all on this board,if you agree that the poor owner of the boat that has been beached in Nor
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I'm getting closer to owning my H29.5. This boat has sat. A number of months . So I figure this grou
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On the close reach with the main reefed we needed to move to beam reach to avoid land but the gusts
Judy Fegen at 6:20pm 08.31.11
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We are considering buying a 2004 Hunter 216. The boat has a large crack in the conpanionway. Is thi
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Does anyone have any knowledge of these Rigid (brand) tenders. I'm looking for a used RIB and have
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It's that time again, to head up the mast for an inspection of the rigging, the masthead, etc. In t
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hey everyone just wondering if anyone is planning any fantastic voyages,like to hear about it.i wont
Thopper at 5:53pm 08.31.11
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Did the O'Day sailboats come with the transom ready to accept an outboard even when the inboard was
troutsmustang at 5:13pm 08.31.11
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I am looking for a newer boat and wonder if anyone has experience with both. I now have a H26 that
SailAway1 at 5:11pm 08.31.11
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Hey everyone, I hate to be a bother but I'm a 90 minute drive from my boat and I need to get some me
Lost Parent at 4:38pm 08.31.11
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I have an older Garmin235 chartplotter that i still use and was wondering if newer data sticks would
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Has anyone installed a stern mounted swim platform on an O Day 25. This particular boat has a factor
sailcapt340 at 3:39pm 08.31.11
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What antifreeze should I be using for my 2000 Yanmar 3GM30F. Any tips for flushing the system is ap

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Through holes and prop
capta at 10:02am 10.05.22
Your prop hasn't shattered, it has corroded away. I would imagine every piece of bronze on the boat
Adhesive nuts for deck hardware, what glue for fiberglass?
thinwater at 10:02am 10.05.22
Thickend epoxy or Plexus. I've used both, zero failures. Not cleats, but holding down an AC unit and
Through holes and prop
rgranger at 10:01am 10.05.22
from the pic, your prop issue looks more like corrosion than from an impact. That can be addressed
1970 Lofland snipe? sail-craft inc.   (6)
brien rahilly at 10:00am 10.05.22
thank you for your reply.. i will get some pictures taken today and forward.... thanks for the help
Through holes and prop
Parsons at 9:59am 10.05.22
Getting a professional surveyor, or DIY? Very impressive prop damage! Yes, striking something with
Random photo from our first regatta
rgranger at 9:58am 10.05.22
Nice! Hooray for the water ballast boat. I had my H26 in a regatta in June of 2020... came in th
Adhesive nuts for deck hardware, what glue for fiberglass?   (1)
HeelBoy at 9:55am 10.05.22
I was thinking more for structural hardware, in a sandwich with the deck (pictured). Effectively giv
Buy now or wait for recession?   (1)
rgranger at 9:51am 10.05.22
Food for though; This presumes a lot of rationality on behalf of someone who spent a pile of money
Pleasant Surprise/Docking
Leeward Rail at 9:51am 10.05.22
I've read it should be at the widest point, but that didn't work for us. It should be at the spot
I need to make a mooring. So I am thinking of a pyramid shape form with granite and mortar/cement. Is 300lbs going to be enough for 20ft sail boat?
PaulK at 9:45am 10.05.22
Perhaps the best idea would be to ask around and see what other people are using there for boats in
Question about water heater setup on Hunter 36
AndyL at 9:30am 10.05.22
Thanks for all the feedback. Some answers: - I did buy the Jabsco plastic accumulator tank shown a
I need to make a mooring. So I am thinking of a pyramid shape form with granite and mortar/cement. Is 300lbs going to be enough for 20ft sail boat?
nothingventured at 9:22am 10.05.22
We have used Iron Rebar in Concrete for years. The Rebar never corrodes inside the cured Cement. F
Networking NMEA 2000 ... help!
Scott T-Bird at 9:18am 10.05.22
@ward glad you're at my marina! :thumbup:
No Backstay?
Calif. Ted at 9:18am 10.05.22
There's a Hunter 38 next to me and it has some "struts" that extend backwards from mast to cabintop,
Networking NMEA 2000 ... help!
Ward H at 9:14am 10.05.22
STng cannot be daisy chained. Actually it can be but it does not meet MNEA 200 standards. Earli
I need to make a mooring. So I am thinking of a pyramid shape form with granite and mortar/cement. Is 300lbs going to be enough for 20ft sail boat?
Scott T-Bird at 8:53am 10.05.22
The article clearly says that it is the pH of concrete that inhibits the rusting. It is not missle
I need to make a mooring. So I am thinking of a pyramid shape form with granite and mortar/cement. Is 300lbs going to be enough for 20ft sail boat?
rgranger at 8:43am 10.05.22
Sure, steel rebar that is encased in concrete that is well-protected from moisture will not corrode
I need to make a mooring. So I am thinking of a pyramid shape form with granite and mortar/cement. Is 300lbs going to be enough for 20ft sail boat?
Scott T-Bird at 8:40am 10.05.22
So I got currious and did some digging... found this interesting article. https://www.cement.org/l
40 ft O Day winterizing water system
Peggie Hall HeadMistress at 8:40am 10.05.22
If you go to the Plumbing and Sanitation forum the very first post is a "sticky" (permanently moored
I need to make a mooring. So I am thinking of a pyramid shape form with granite and mortar/cement. Is 300lbs going to be enough for 20ft sail boat?
Scott T-Bird at 8:36am 10.05.22
Is there a practical application of an alkaline environment of concrete actually protecting steel fr

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