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ranchu56 at 5:05pm 04.04.09
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To all, I recently purchased a Raymarine radar system for my 1984 Hunter34. From what I've heard
Dave T at 3:21pm 04.04.09
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Recently purchased an lightly used (2001) Doyle asymmetrical spinnaker from for my 2003 H260 :). Spi
ice off   (2)
walt at 3:20pm 04.04.09
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We spend a fair amount of time at this cold ass lake (8600 feet in Colorado).. the ice just came off
Hermit Scott at 2:09pm 04.04.09
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I bought 30' of hot dip 5/16" high strength chain at Home Depot. I also bought a couple of stainless
Roxie6 at 1:55pm 04.04.09
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Glenn, Sorry, novice here. I've started to sail on inland waters and have been out in 35 mph gusts
rardiH36 at 10:03am 04.04.09
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Dear Glenn: Thanks for your participation on the forum. I've been reading and learning! I tho
Alain at 9:46am 04.04.09
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I would like to know from someone who change the wheel brake on a hunter 310 1997, if you had to re
Alain at 9:40am 04.04.09
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If you owned a hunter 310, can you tell me what kind of windlass is installed in your boat, and if
mpmurray527 at 9:21am 04.04.09
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I'd like to install a device to enable me to raise my mast solo (Venture 17) without using winches,
Quoddy at 7:24am 04.04.09
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Is the design of the B'R rig substantial enough to sail on jib alone? Specifically theH260 with boom
sailing now at 6:50am 04.04.09
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Manufacturer... Is is possible?? Thanks
Maine Sail at 6:32am 04.04.09
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I have seen the discussion many times here where folks say they monitor their batteries state of cha
ggrizzard at 5:35am 04.04.09
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It's prime sailing in Florida now and I would like to share the opportunity with local sailors befor
356_Steve at 5:29am 04.04.09
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Glenn, When you do a design, do you normally do the VPP or polars as part of the process? I have c
Roger Long at 4:34am 04.04.09
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The lady with the tape in the tank reminds me that I should mention my better sounding tube. This i
Quoddy at 4:34am 04.04.09
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Would a self tacking jib on a track be a design improvement for the H260 as far as ease of sailing?
cymeyer at 4:32am 04.04.09
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Our boat is 10 years old and have not replaced any of the furling lines. I saw some time ago how to
Jansen at 8:19pm 04.03.09
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I am away from my 1992 26s and my son asked me how much clearance he needs for a shed to put the boa
David21856 at 6:58pm 04.03.09
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We have a 33 O/I with hydraulic steering . How do you bleed the system? I have noticed some noise li
Mack Toles at 5:59pm 04.03.09
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Need to replace the springs on the trailer. Can't find the capacity of the trailer. Would like to

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Fuel tank/sender
Calif. Ted at 4:13pm 03.07.22
I'd suggest figuring out if it's the gauge or the sender, last time I had a problem it was the gauge
Keel smile and 6 bolts
Calif. Ted at 3:41pm 03.07.22
I have not, but many others have dealt with it, common to pre-1988 built boats, I'll attach relevant
Catch 22 revisited
Leeward Rail at 2:41pm 03.07.22
Check out Doug at SV Seeker's insurance craziness. Needs it to launch his home built 75ft steel boat
General Handbook
Light air at 2:34pm 03.07.22
This is where I got a few of my downloads: CatalinaOwners.com downloads
Removing wall covering
Project_Mayhem at 2:26pm 03.07.22
Thanks for the info Timm. I have a 25' hose and a wireless remote to turn my yard vacuum on and off.
Leaving old cables & wiring in inaccessible areas.
jviss at 2:03pm 03.07.22
Not a bad thought and not entirely too late. The AC wires are still useful. I managed to remove a
Fuel tank/sender
kappykaplan at 1:58pm 03.07.22
Or you could get a plastic tank through which you can see the fuel level - never lies. :plus:
Fuel tank/sender
dmax at 1:54pm 03.07.22
Or you could get a plastic tank through which you can see the fuel level - never lies.
Leaving old cables & wiring in inaccessible areas.
Scott T-Bird at 1:48pm 03.07.22
I know it's too late, but I would have left the full length, taped the ends, coiled them up, and le
Alternator question - is this AC? Stator pic included
JoeWhite at 1:24pm 03.07.22
I would think it would be pulsating DC rather than AC. Meaning the voltage does not go below zero vo
Removing wall covering
Timm R Oday25 at 1:23pm 03.07.22
I just pulled the burlap fabric off and used a plastic scraper to remove the majority of dried glue
Fuel tank/sender
JoeWhite at 1:15pm 03.07.22
I replaced my fuel guage sender with one that has a floating doughnut ring.
Furling line fairlead placement Harken Mark IV   (1)
jssailem at 1:07pm 03.07.22
Dave I see where the rubbing is happening. Have you looked at running the line down the Starboard
Skinny water fixed keel sailors - how does draft and depth impact your purchase, your marina choice, and your purchase decision?
Banooma at 12:59pm 03.07.22
Thanks for your Forked River and Mariners-specific comments - especially with regard to the blow-out
New to us Hunter 40.5   (1)
jssailem at 12:52pm 03.07.22
Still learning about Sea Talk and how everything integrates together. Installing the EV AP I found
Mods to our 35s5
kappykaplan at 12:42pm 03.07.22
Looks great, @Hollyberry ! :beer:
Leaving old cables & wiring in inaccessible areas.
dlochner at 12:40pm 03.07.22
I'm thinking Tom had something else in mind. He might suggest a come-along winch could be useful!
Mods to our 35s5   (2)
Hollyberry at 12:38pm 03.07.22
If you recall the plotter had been mounted on a coaming, also the small compartment below had been c
Mods to our 35s5   (9)
Hollyberry at 12:33pm 03.07.22
I'm Baaaack!! ;) Took a couple of months off over winter, did some wood turning crafts and things,

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