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Conrad151 at 4:38pm 08.10.11
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What do you think. Varnish or not. The bottom still has some from someone before me but the top is s
An anonymous user at 4:33pm 08.10.11
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OK, new user probley be asked before. How do you know when you have the standing rigging the right t
Joe Moreno at 3:40pm 08.10.11
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I am working on a 33 ft 78 Hunter. Would anyone know which is best to paint or to gelcoat the deck.
davenlynn at 3:28pm 08.10.11
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I need to attach two cam cleats to the gunnels of my M25. What is the best way to do it? I also have
iron horse at 2:18pm 08.10.11
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While helping raise mast on Tanzer 22 found that the jib at top was wrapping around forestay. No t r
jomanning at 2:02pm 08.10.11
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I am building a trailer for my Hunter 340 and wonder if anyone know the center of gravity. Hunter s
ifmdalvey at 12:11pm 08.10.11
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SHIPWRECKED A ship is wrecked on a desert island. The survivors who make it to shore are the fol
Robert 47 at 11:29am 08.10.11
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I need to replace 1, maybe 2 stanchions on our 87 Hunter 31. I have looked on line at some of the su
Bubblehead at 11:18am 08.10.11
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Ahoy Mateys, I have an 84 hunter 34 and am interested to see what a squared away battery locker look
jimlay at 11:15am 08.10.11
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Don; I read something in one of the otehr postings and I want to make sure that I understand what
Ducati at 11:00am 08.10.11
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Found a 1' area with elevated moisture below the deck. It's under the non-skid pattern which will be
Michel16055 at 10:55am 08.10.11
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had some great sailing on Lake Champlain past couple of weekend. 10-15 knots and 15-20degree heeling
john6206 at 10:45am 08.10.11
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Hey all - I am one of the guys that has said that cracks on the 170 are a fairly minor deal and are
eliems at 10:01am 08.10.11
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I broke one of the sliding arms that hold the front hatch open (passing our Boxer through it), and I
rhythmsurfer at 9:42am 08.10.11
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I just wanted to thank all of you who contributed to my questions on how to go about having a proper
drh1965 at 9:40am 08.10.11
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Ok. I'm having a lot of trouble with what seems trivial. My old bimini straps have failed... I bo
CharlieCobra at 9:24am 08.10.11
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The day finally arrived and the "Lady J", K-40 hull number, went feet wet for the first time in 19 y
RosaMaria at 9:15am 08.10.11
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I recently purchased a 1991 C30 MKII that has been in regular use by the previous owner up until a m
patcda at 8:43am 08.10.11
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I own a 'Lancer 45 Center-Cockpit 1985' since 2005 How come the site has no record or reference to t
jimrhome at 8:36am 08.10.11
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What is the best way to prepare a Hunter 18.5 located on a lake if a hurricane is forecast? Leave i

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old boat needs metal holder to step mast into
Leeward Rail at 9:15am 08.21.22
Cand upload photos to help figure this out. Please do upload photos. Your description is horrible
dock neighbour's shore power cord?
Davidasailor26 at 9:15am 08.21.22
The screwball homemade adapter is gone and the yellow (and pink) extension cords are still there (
Fuel gauge sender
senang at 9:12am 08.21.22
I record eng hrs at fill up. Every evening New eng hrs - Fill up eng hrs = Tank hours. Knowing hourl
Radar Repair
JamesG161 at 9:07am 08.21.22
My Raymarine Radar did same thing when the Battery Supply voltage dropped below a thresh hold Voltag
Shoe Goo - for PVC dinghy repair
Brian D at 9:04am 08.21.22
What is the clear material of the patch? Vinyl window material? That is two layers of Shoe Goo. Fi
Sulfur odor in boat hot water system
dlochner at 9:01am 08.21.22
Such a unique grasp of the obvious :thumbup: . It comes with age and experience. :cool:
dock neighbour's shore power cord?
Richard19068 at 8:55am 08.21.22
Do I correctly understand you to say the marina removed the screwball homemade adapter ? @Crusty O
Sulfur odor in boat hot water system
Ralph Johnstone at 8:49am 08.21.22
Why bother draining it Just USE it.;) Just get in the habit of using the hot faucet all the time ev
Sulfur odor in boat hot water system
Tally Ho at 8:37am 08.21.22
Why bother draining it Just USE it.;) Just get in the habit of using the hot faucet all the time
Raise the boom on a Catalina 30
JBP-PA at 8:26am 08.21.22
It looks like your gooseneck is not bolted to the mast, but to a stainless sliding plate. If you ro
Radar Repair
Ratty at 8:23am 08.21.22
thanks - will definitely follow up. All other instruments are working fine BTW.
Radar Repair
senang at 8:21am 08.21.22
You most probably have water intrusion in one of the connectors causing a short circuit. Start by un
Radar Repair
rgranger at 8:19am 08.21.22
Corrosion at the terminals would be my first look. Wire brush and squirt a little WD-40 on the end
Radar Repair
dlochner at 8:14am 08.21.22
Welcome to SBO. It may seem obvious, but have you checked all the connections and fuses? Are all th
Removing water tank Hunter 37   (1)
senang at 8:14am 08.21.22
I would be very surprised if it is not secured. In attached photo you will see how the 130 liter fue
old boat needs metal holder to step mast into   (1)
rgranger at 8:13am 08.21.22
Is this what you are talking about? "tabernackle". Do a google on sailboat tabernackle.
New Catalina 30 Owner
Hayden Watson at 8:10am 08.21.22
In the photo of your main hoisted, you can see scallops between the sail slugs at the mast which ind
DC electric panel troubleshooting
rgranger at 8:09am 08.21.22
Thank you for the advice, gentlemen. It was either Socrates or Monty Python who said "I do not know
Refrigerator Conking Out
senang at 7:48am 08.21.22
Most fridges installed in a boat have a safety device where they switch off when voltage gets to low
Clock and barometer installation advice
senang at 7:43am 08.21.22
Mount on a piece of wood of your choice. Attach to the bulkhead with 3M Strong Dual Lock reclosable

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