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Dick Lemming at 3:58pm 10.23.02
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I've brought this topic up before, but have you noticed there still is no forum for questions relati
Serenade30 at 3:19pm 10.23.02
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Our engine compartment cover in the cockpit is leaking like profusely during rainy days. Does anyon
Ron L. Dixon at 12:50pm 10.23.02
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You fellow sailers did not think after all my and my first officers patience, that we would motor on
Dave Emery at 12:47pm 10.23.02
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I have a 1990 Catalina 34 with a top loading Ice Box. The lid has no gasket and appears to have been
David at 11:42am 10.23.02
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Does anyone have an idea of how to lock the companionway boards and slider from inside the cabin whe
Robert at 11:29am 10.23.02
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I have a simple question. I have read many articles where sailors are enjoying a sundowner after a d
Greg at 10:29am 10.23.02
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I am looking to buy my first sailboat and I would value ya'lls opinion on whether or not this is a g
Nils Andersen at 9:55am 10.23.02
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We have a recently purchased 36MkII. It comes with a teflon packing gland. The way it is adjusted no
Jason Lemos at 9:27am 10.23.02
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Help! Have a oday 28 with a small crack in the center of the area between the primary and secondary
John at 8:59am 10.23.02
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I plan to purchase a 26X in the next few weeks and would like to keep it at, not on, the water. Loc
Nelson Santiesteban at 8:57am 10.23.02
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My C-30 is a 1985 tall rig. I would like to replace those heavy steps into my main salon with the ne
John Pollitt at 8:55am 10.23.02
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Since I need to change my reg. to Indiana, from Arkansas, was wondering what is the best way to remo
Bob Jones at 8:17am 10.23.02
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I am thinking of purchasing a 1993 Hunter 37. How will it do rough seas? Heading for the Bahamas th
Brian at 7:55am 10.23.02
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The other day I saw a h410 with shore-power connections in the anchor locker. It made me think about
Harold Fahs at 6:07am 10.23.02
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I recently bought an 85 Cat. 30. Is there an easy way to access the batteries under the nav. station
Alan Kibbe at 5:44am 10.23.02
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The hot 'n cold plumbing tubing on my 380 is put together with plastic fittings which resemble quick
Ozana Halik at 5:43am 10.23.02
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Can you remove the rudder while on the wet? If yes how? Thanks in advance Ozana
Jim Rice at 5:27am 10.23.02
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3 years ago, when I tried to strip the bottom, I came on a layer of red bottom paint. Someone at th
Jim Rice at 5:24am 10.23.02
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Well, for the third season the boat is hauled and we can see how badly our 1980 H27, "Boatwright", b
mike at 5:11am 10.23.02
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bummer - pulled my boat out today and there's only about a foot of centerboard remaining at the top

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New 1 1/2 sanitation hose to old 1 5/8 thru-hull
RoyS at 5:54am 09.14.20
Assuming you have a threaded thru-hull cock here or at least a ball valve somewhere in the line. Sho
Backing plates? We don't need no stinking backing plates.
RoyS at 5:37am 09.14.20
Capta, In answer to your question to me of how to place a nut splitter on nuts that are imbedded in
WINTERIZING PLUMBING
uncledom at 5:30am 09.14.20
I used to blow the whole system with air, now I don't do a thing. It's nice to be down south. :)
TS Sally
JamesG161 at 5:23am 09.14.20
Two models differ. 1) Eye passes over 2) Eye passes to the east Tie up is easier on #2, since winds
What's in a name?
kloudie1 at 5:03am 09.14.20
OOOOO RAAAHH
Does my H26 main sheet need this much rope?
Crazy Dave Condon at 4:50am 09.14.20
Thank you @rgranger and @twistedskipper for those comments. I designed that mast raising system for
Liquid Rubber or some other coating on dc ground bus bars?
CYQK at 4:49am 09.14.20
8oz. tube 8bucks on ebay free shipping.... done
Height of mast when on trailer?
Crazy Dave Condon at 4:44am 09.14.20
The highest point of the 260!on a trailer is the backend of the mast aft of mast carrier. You can l

Fineline at 4:21am 09.14.20
Good morning - some digging done by the previous owner has turned up the idea that this Mistral is 9
What's in a name?
kappykaplan at 3:31am 09.14.20
:facepalm:
TS Sally   (3)
Will Gilmore at 3:31am 09.14.20
https://www.nhc.noaa.gov/storm_graphics/AT19/refresh/AL192020_5day_cone_no_line_and_wind+png/095754_
Funny Friday!!!
Will Gilmore at 3:08am 09.14.20
Lafitte Yeah! Thanks. -Will (Dragonfly)
TS Sally
Rick486 at 2:46am 09.14.20
The next buoy, with camera to watch. NDBC - Station 42040 Recent Data and the NOAA station 4 miles
Height of mast when on trailer?
Rick Webb at 11:11pm 09.13.20
Mine was made from a pressure treated 2 X 6 you may want to use a 2 X 8. Screwed blocks to match up
New 1 1/2 sanitation hose to old 1 5/8 thru-hull
NYSail at 9:57pm 09.13.20
What kind of hose are you using? I use rariton hose these day. Would think if you heated up with hot
O'day 222 Mast Base Plate
NYSail at 9:53pm 09.13.20
Try d & r marine..... Rudy may have it or will have an idea where to get it. Good luck!
What's in a name?
justsomeguy at 9:06pm 09.13.20
This Maureen you write of, who is she?
Funny Friday!!!
justsomeguy at 8:58pm 09.13.20
My neighbor is a Lafete, a direct descendant of Jean. The father, Pierre, taught at the local high
TS Sally
JamesG161 at 8:43pm 09.13.20
The next buoy, with camera to watch. NDBC - Station 42040 Recent Data and the NOAA station 4 miles

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