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Maeve at 5:39am 02.20.04
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We brought our boat down to Ft. Pierce for the winter at the end of October. We just got back to it
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To whom it may concern: We are retired and live in Phoenix, Arizona. Looking for a place to store o
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Check the link below: Today's Norfolk Virginian Pilot ran a story that the Dismal Swamp Canal, the '
Richard Marble at 1:46am 02.20.04
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Anybody that is interested in talking about charts for GPS or paper at the ICW. I'll be on the chart
Ivan Purman at 12:42am 02.20.04
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I lost the rudder in hurricane Isabel. would like to buy one or get specs so that I can make one.
Morrie at 12:38am 02.20.04
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I have a 25 year old fiberglass boat that looks like the original cabin sole was plywood with a teak
Debo Cox at 12:17am 02.20.04
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I'm getting ready to install a flexible coupling on my 1979 Hunter 30, and just wanted to do a littl
Leon Scott at 11:42pm 02.19.04
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When purchasesd a couple years ago my 272 came with a spinnaker pole and symetrical chute. The PO ha
Bill at 10:53pm 02.19.04
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Has anyone had any experience with Bluewater Marine Paint (ablative)? Pricing seem much more reason
Rob at 10:33pm 02.19.04
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As we anticipate spring and non freezing days,I am going over my to do list for our boat. One of my
Bill lowe at 10:00pm 02.19.04
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Peggy, There are 2 sanitation hoses associated with my toilet. one on the port side from the bottom
Jeff Martin at 9:00pm 02.19.04
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I am having a storage cradle built for my new Catalina 30 (wing keel). I have the plans from Catali
Dennis at 8:02pm 02.19.04
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I heard on the news yesterday that a 25 foot sailboat overturned in 13 foot waves, with 4 aboard, an
Lisa at 2:39pm 02.19.04
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Is anybody out there living aboard their C36? My husband and I are considering this, and would love
Jake Bruynzeel at 2:35pm 02.19.04
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I have a Mariner 36 cruiser and consider myself a very good sailor and master craftsman in cabinets,
Phil Herring at 2:30pm 02.19.04
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As you've heard, we added a shared chat room for Beneteau, Catalina, Hunter, Macgregor, and Oday own
Michael Mangione at 2:15pm 02.19.04
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Ahoy! My wife and I have just purchased a 1984 Hunter 34. It's a great boat and we love it. Appar
Bob Schuerch at 1:01pm 02.19.04
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As the winter slowly closes out and the axis permits a different climent, as do I. Thought it would
ken Silver at 12:35pm 02.19.04
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We are cosidering adding another 40 gal fuel tank in the aft compartment of our 1988 Legend to incre
Donna at 12:17pm 02.19.04
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Have another question on keel bolts. what material was used for 1979? Our bolts seem in good conditi

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do you sail in the fog?
shemandr at 3:32pm 12.09.20
Well I don't know if this guy was close to home but it was a case of complacency of some sort. He w
First Sail Boat!
nightowle at 3:31pm 12.09.20
Personally, I've liked the sailing manners of most Hunters although I've only sailed the deep or fin
The Proper Prop
jon hansen at 3:24pm 12.09.20
the S.S.Middeltown, a converted T2 tanker, converted to lake bulk usage. had a 19', one piece, bronz
Diesel heater pickup tube leaking
Terry Cox at 3:23pm 12.09.20
Hi Brian, no picture to share, but when I installed the fuel supply line for the Wallas furnace seve
Catalina 27 stern width?
Stu Jackson at 3:19pm 12.09.20
www.catalina27.org or www.catalinayachts.com (archived brochures) The brochures should have the w
Redoing 1984 H34 reefing system
Stu Jackson at 3:17pm 12.09.20
Double line reefing is better than single line reefing - most boats come factory supplied with doubl
Diesel heater pickup tube leaking
pipedream at 3:10pm 12.09.20
I have an old boat, no parts around here for it.. I had a similartap fitting on my fuel tank, and d
do you sail in the fog?
jon hansen at 3:08pm 12.09.20
many times i have had friends aboard on clear bright days. they'll see another vessel go by with the
Yanmar SD20 Saildrive
dleckenby at 3:07pm 12.09.20
Thanks for your comments. According to the diver who cleaned the hull a few weeks ago the external a
do you sail in the fog?
jssailem at 2:42pm 12.09.20
'close to home complacency'. Certainly that is a good description. I also think this statement "
which Sani Hose
Peggie Hall HeadMistress at 2:34pm 12.09.20
Changed everything out when replacing the old Jabsco head for a Raritan Powerflush II The PowerFlus
which Sani Hose
Peggie Hall HeadMistress at 2:26pm 12.09.20
Looks like a thru-hull to me. Can't tell from the photo what size it is. If the hose is 3/4" ID, i
do you sail in the fog?
jon hansen at 1:41pm 12.09.20
you are a very kind man Tom as we all have come to know here. i would call it "reckless opp".
How do those new Double Mainsail's on the AC72's work?
DRhoads at 1:26pm 12.09.20
Isn't like putting flaps and slats down on an airplane. More lift at slower speed (greater camber)
do you sail in the fog?
Captain Larry-DH at 1:25pm 12.09.20
All true but stats show that good visibility and close to home is where most accidents take place o
The Proper Prop
Claude L.-Auger at 1:18pm 12.09.20
As John said, it's your boat hence your decision. A general rule of thumb is to go down in pitch whe
do you sail in the fog?
TomY at 12:59pm 12.09.20
I've spent time looking online for collisions, especially on our coast. I couldn't find much. As I
paint...
PaulK at 12:47pm 12.09.20
What you paint first depends upon your technique. If you do the smooth sections first, you have to
do you sail in the fog?
TomY at 12:44pm 12.09.20
:plus: Rocks + currents = high risk Rocks + currents + poor visibility = higher risk Rocks + curre
which Sani Hose   (1)
justsomeguy at 12:37pm 12.09.20
Is that a through-hull?

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