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What's the best way to secure cabin sole plates. I need regular access so simple screws are not the
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Hi all: I was curious if anyone has tried to utilize the currently unsable space in the aft statero
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As a birthday gift I was given a Sirius satellite radio set up. In collecting the cabkes and stuff I
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It's a long story, but the wing nut that was used to secure my rudder in the up or down position is
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I'm interested in (someday)purchasing a Hans Christian 33. At 40 years of age I've been sailing now
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Another newbie to sailing here, but having fun learning!!! I bought a 76 O'day a month ago and have
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Hello sailors, I have a very special request to anyone who can help me. I'm looking for someone to
Mark Casteel at 3:09am 09.10.06
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information about manufacturer and specs?
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Hi everyone. How about some discussion on bow sprits? Pros and cons and benefits. I run an asymetric
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Looking for stern rails seats to fit a 26M. Does anyone know a good place to purchase them? I've d
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CAN THE RIGGING BE TOO LOOSE ? Is it possible to hurt anything? My 222 is 7/8ths fractional and alt

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BATTERY BASICS
DougM at 7:33am 01.18.21
I have had batteries remaining in the boat in winter storage, completely disconnected, that have sti
Beneteau 373 Single Handing
scottthardin at 7:32am 01.18.21
My shoal draft Bene343 is also tender and has a similar setup to a 373. I sail mostly solo and IMO
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FastOlson at 7:31am 01.18.21
Mine last 3-4 years. I am getting 9 years out of each set of Trojan deep cycle batteries (golf car
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JamesG161 at 7:06am 01.18.21
Battery acid is sulfuric acid, it reacts with the lead plates to make electricity. Lead sulfate for
Smallest boat with dedicated shower?
FastOlson at 7:05am 01.18.21
Several choices for a separate-shower design. Ericson 38 and 38-200, and the Ericson 35-3. Strong of
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jssailem at 7:03am 01.18.21
Perhaps one of these might help in checking your batteries chemical makeup. eze Refractometer Ethy
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dlochner at 7:03am 01.18.21
NO. There are chargers on the market that say you can re condition the batteries back to new. Thi
Nasty smell in heads
dlochner at 6:58am 01.18.21
There are a couple of prime suspects. 1- Dead critters in the intake water. When you flush water co
Smallest boat with dedicated shower?   (1)
dlochner at 6:53am 01.18.21
How separate? My Sabre 362 has a divided head, one side is the shower, one the head and vanity. It i
Amount of Exhaust Water out the back
NYSail at 6:53am 01.18.21
Great advise above...... Good Luck
Does anyone know of a tool sold to help re attaching "lift the dot" fittings on my dodger?
Ward H at 6:51am 01.18.21
Here's a link to a SailRite video. 30 Seconds in the lady is using the Ironwood tool mentioned. I b
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Pirate Dave at 6:48am 01.18.21
NO. There are chargers on the market that say you can re condition the batteries back to new. This
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dlochner at 6:47am 01.18.21
Jim, Battery acid is sulfuric acid, it reacts with the lead plates to make electricity. Lead sulfa
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JamesG161 at 6:45am 01.18.21
My 4D's cost ?$160 each. I recently had Damage to my boat interior from a Hurricane. These are my
Dyneema lifelines
sigsgmret at 6:44am 01.18.21
Thanks for the reply, it's good to know that there is a lot of interest in doing the conversion. Al
Seatalk...whotalk..metalk...please talk?
Ward H at 6:41am 01.18.21
@Team118 Here's a link to a thread with information on how someone made their ST50 instruments work
Prop removal
sesmith at 6:40am 01.18.21
FWIW, the "Walter puller" looks like just the ticket. Not cheap, but neither is my Snap-on bar typ
Dyneema lifelines
Ward H at 6:35am 01.18.21
Dynemma life lines is on my project list for this spring. Need to start putting together a list of
Mixing Electronics Manufactures
jmce1587 at 6:33am 01.18.21
Good article in recent Practical Sailor on mixing new and old electronics https://www.practical-sai
BATTERY BASICS
JamesG161 at 6:32am 01.18.21
My 4D house batteries have "died." Are you sure? Your boat was made in the same Hunter Group and y

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