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john withrow
at 8:36am 12.02.02
3/873
Pulling my 26 out the rudder lost about an 1/2"on the bottom. Is this going to create enough of a co
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Larry McKay
at 8:06am 12.02.02
6/1030
My 340 is 2 years old and the wooden companionway steps could use some workto make them look new a
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Lewis
at 7:43am 12.02.02
6/1109
1993 Hunter 28 - When engine is running I notice a small drip around the fuel pump. The drip seems t
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george kornreich
at 7:30am 12.02.02
15/1572
Where have your reference articles been moved to? Can't find them now.
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John Visser
at 7:26am 12.02.02
6/1517
Anyyone have Nexus sailing instruments (Brunton/Silvea), or know much about them? i'm interested, b
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Roger Rollins
at 7:13am 12.02.02
9/1171
I've recently bought a '79 H33. There's a small round plastic port in the inboard wall of the head
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John Visser
at 7:11am 12.02.02
5/903
Phil,Where's my post entitled "C36 technical drawings" in the big boats forum? Seems to have disa
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Ken Kindrick
at 6:36am 12.02.02
1/994
On my Hunter 340 I have 300 feet of nylon rode plus 60 feet of chain, using a windless. When retriev
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Rod
at 6:22am 12.02.02
15/9377
I'm looking to purchase my first sailboat. I'm leaning toward a daysailor because I'd like to be abl
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Rod
at 6:21am 12.02.02
2/2223
I'm looking to purchase my first sailboat. I'm leaning toward a daysailor because I'd like to be abl
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Carl
at 6:06am 12.02.02
1/1019
Just wondering if someone could tell me how much movement there should be at the tip of the board wh
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jim oursler
at 5:31am 12.02.02
12/1677
Bottom fitting leaks, the water outlet on the port side tank. Removed fitting and replaced using te
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Dave Slepoy
at 5:13am 12.02.02
4/1197
I AM INTERESTED IN CHANGING FROM A SINGLE BACKSTAY ON MY CATALINA 28 TO A SPLIT BACKSTAY SYSTEM. I S
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Francis
at 4:43am 12.02.02
1/1480
Have a question that somebody might be able to answer. I was looking at the different models of macg
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Graham Kalbli
at 4:42am 12.02.02
1/858
I am planning some winter projects for my '84 Hunter 20. One of which is Lifelines and 18" stanchio
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Matt Shipman
at 4:41am 12.02.02
2/2323
Interested in seeing if anyone else has this year and model, I am thinking of buying one and need to
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Mary
at 4:39am 12.02.02
1/949
Hi,Our 84 OD222 had parted with its furler before we bought her. My question is the attitude of the
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Rick Ellis
at 4:24am 12.02.02
6/1025
I have been sailing since I was about 5 and I am now almost 50. Spent 23 years as a merchant seaman
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John Baumgartner
at 4:06am 12.02.02
11/1335
I'm trailering my 260 down to Jacksonville Fl. the day after Christmas,I will be staying at the Navy
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Christine Haake
at 4:04am 12.02.02
1/2307
Both faucets leak in my H26 and Hunter says they cannot get replacement parts, only completely new
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Drilling a hole for a USB port in the DC panel
BigEasy at 5:27am 09.24.20 :facepalm: ere's the "beating a horse to death" icon when you need it? |
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Victoria 18 rudder
Daniel Y. at 4:57am 09.24.20 Did you fix your rudder and if so how did you go about it? did you have to make a new rudder? my pr |
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Drilling a hole for a USB port in the DC panel
sailnoproblem at 4:49am 09.24.20 Wow all this just to open a hole! |
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Stink Boat
RoyS at 4:48am 09.24.20 There are good three way valves. Get one with fixed ports and not with rotating ports. These are usu |
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Did the HOOK race
danstanford at 3:16am 09.24.20 Looking forward to your descriptive summary, I always enjoy them. Dan |
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Stink Boat
markwbird at 9:58pm 09.23.20 I hadn't heard that a 3-way valve is a problem. I have a T-fitting just ahead of the macerator pum |
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Hunter 34 - Relocating House Bank Batteries
markwbird at 9:52pm 09.23.20 That would definitely be better weight distribution. How many batteries did you get there? I've g |
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Time to replace standing rigging
karellen at 9:49pm 09.23.20 The yard I would like to use is checking to see if their rigger has experience with B&R. They don't |
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First Weekend as a Widgeon Owner
whitegc at 8:51pm 09.23.20 Hi Kyle, I'm also a new Widgeon owner in Colorado. Mine is a '78. I bought it on Sept 14, and have |
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She's creaking at 40
DArcy at 8:23pm 09.23.20 Oscillating multi-tools are great for this kind of work but fiberglass really chews through the blad |
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Orca Attacks?
Brian D at 7:54pm 09.23.20 Most of the Sasquatchs are in California, trying to pick up Orcas. See it all the time on the beach. |
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Sailmakers
DArcy at 6:53pm 09.23.20 Talk to Dave at North. He is the local rep, he is very knowledgeable. Let him know I sent you, hopef |
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Tank Monitor
mytime at 6:48pm 09.23.20 Your boat has several tanks and they all have a name ............... only way us dumbasses can id |
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Closed Cell Foam for cushions.....
sail sfbay at 6:29pm 09.23.20 You learn something new every day!! |
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She's creaking at 40
Project_Mayhem at 6:25pm 09.23.20 If by "oscillating saw", you mean a "sawz-all", do not use a sawz-all to cut through half of your b |
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Closed Cell Foam for cushions.....
Project_Mayhem at 6:22pm 09.23.20 Made a small hole in the film and attached a vacuum cleaner hose then turned the vacuum on to shrin |
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Closed Cell Foam for cushions.....
Project_Mayhem at 6:09pm 09.23.20 confusing part is buying foam without getting to feel the firmness Call BuyFoam.com to see if they |
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Reinforcement areas
HD74 at 6:01pm 09.23.20 Ed thanks a lot I really appreciate your advice. I am going to drill and tap. You saved me a lot of |