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Lewmar old standard hatches interior frame
colin.w at 12:24pm 04.04.25
Pics? What's the issue with your current frames? The current frames are about 30 years old and ver
Sailing Tender
Foswick at 11:49am 04.04.25
I took some measurements on the boat, yesterday, and am feeling pretty good about the Eastport Pram.
Hunter 38 2006 what color gelcoat number?   (1)
Ralph Johnstone at 11:40am 04.04.25
For most small dings, I just use plain white....... I have been repairing exterior spider cracks
Replacing nuts on keel bolts
dLj at 11:38am 04.04.25
A crows foot is more robust, but will be hard to torque as the drive is not centered over the bolt.
Starting battery
Tally Ho at 11:37am 04.04.25
The engineers might be conservative, but the boat builders picking wire gauge and connectors based
What's this?
Tally Ho at 11:36am 04.04.25
Check the gooseneck? Greg
The holy grail of all questions nautical
dLj at 11:34am 04.04.25
I've tried without sucess various types of tupperware .:huh: As you have learned, tupperware does
Replacing nuts on keel bolts   (2)
Tally Ho at 11:33am 04.04.25
I agree with Smokey73 and using your feet. Be cautious with that. Do you think you could use a se
Replacing nuts on keel bolts   (5)
sailcapt340 at 11:10am 04.04.25
I agree with Smokey73 and using your feet. Be cautious with that. Do you think you could use a se
Replacing nuts on keel bolts
smokey73 at 10:51am 04.04.25
Just a caution to those who may be inclined to use your feet to try to apply torque as shown in Post
Sailing Tender
Foswick at 10:50am 04.04.25
Saw this earlier today, made me think of this thread. This picture just raises a bunch of question
Replacing nuts on keel bolts
Scott T-Bird at 10:37am 04.04.25
Another option might be a deep-offset box wrench. But I'm not sure you have the clearance on those
Replacing nuts on keel bolts
Scott T-Bird at 10:32am 04.04.25
That's a lot of keel bolt - my O'Day 35 had 7 that were 3/4" for a 4600 lb. keel. The most forward
The holy grail of all questions nautical
Timm R Oday25 at 10:17am 04.04.25
I've tried without sucess various types of tupperware .:huh:
The holy grail of all questions nautical
dlochner at 9:54am 04.04.25
Ziplock bags, plastic containers with snap on lids, or an always dry compartment. Don't keep them
The holy grail of all questions nautical
Stu Jackson at 9:37am 04.04.25
I've had my own boat(s) since 1983. Keep the extras in their original packaging or use zip lock bag
The holy grail of all questions nautical
kappykaplan at 9:36am 04.04.25
Here goes . "how does one keep toilet paper from becoming soggy when onboard for any length of time
Replacing nuts on keel bolts
Stu Jackson at 9:33am 04.04.25
Does Catalina recomend 235 ft. lbs.? I set mine to 110 which is around what Catalina reccomends for
Removing the Steering Shaft on a Merriman/Yach Specialties Pedestal
Sable Sailor at 9:29am 04.04.25
Apologies for being so late in replying. Thanks for the suggestions. The manual just shows a pin (ro
Honda Outboard Siesta Habit
fred1diver at 9:12am 04.04.25
Did you by any chance try to contact a Honda dealer to ask them? it might be a common issue that t

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