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I need to replace some port holes the mounting frames are ok but the plastic lenses are buggered. An
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I have recently changed from a slip owner to a trailer sailor. My bottom paint on my Capri 22 is wea
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I'm getting ready to install radar on a stern mounted radar tower. I thought it would also be a goo
Van (Pete) Schaeffer at 10:54pm 02.27.02
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I'm planning to remove the teak handrails on my 1980 H27 cabin top for refinishing. Is this sane or
Jon at 9:52am 02.26.02
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Hi All, Am thinking about replacing my wire/rope halyards with all rope. I have a 1976 Catalina 27.
Eric at 5:28am 02.27.02
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OK. I think we are going to have the Canvis Work done by others but who. She is located in Westbro
Gary Wyngarden at 11:00pm 02.25.02
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While I get where I want to go at a pretty good speed, I will be the first to admit that the subtlet
Steve at 2:34am 02.25.02
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I'm considering purchasing an asymetric(sp?) spinnaker to help downwind performance on our frequent
Mike Bevins at 2:38pm 03.01.02
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A previous owner of my 1976 O'Day 20, decided to modify the mast mount by cutting the top part off.
Fred G at 3:51am 02.26.02
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I have an 81' H30, and it will be pulled on the first of March. I am thinking of changing the prop
Jack Kelly at 11:02am 02.27.02
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Our windows leak - any suggestions as to the best type of sealant you have used successfully? Any ti
Phil Herring at 10:51pm 02.24.02
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I received a couple emails today from users who couldn't find certain features from the home page:
Tom at 6:59am 02.28.02
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The cabin srtipes on my 89 235 are badly cracked and pealing. They really need to be replaced. Has a
Carl at 12:15am 03.03.02
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does anyone know the base handicap for a 23.5 n.e. preferable
Paul H at 12:57pm 02.24.02
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I recently bought some Cetol Gloss for my stern rail seats. Found out after I got it home that it re
Brian D at 10:44am 02.24.02
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I was running at the dock the other day, and I noticed that going into reverse was slow, sometimes 1
John Daley at 10:00am 02.24.02
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On our catalina 34mkll I recently had an overheating problem - not huge, but enough to cause concern
Stephen Blake at 9:06am 02.24.02
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OK. We are almost in the water. The last thing I would like to replace before putting her in her sli
Edwin at 7:27am 02.24.02
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Getting ready for the upcoming season. Noticed that the wooden block underneath the cam cleat on the
Carl at 4:42am 02.24.02
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i have photo look at it and tell me if you think it would be better to run them the red plan or the

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Catalina 275 Inboard Diesel
FastOlson at 8:22am 08.01.20
Just to provide some perspective, in 2018 we re-powered our boat with a new Betamarine25, and the (
Beating the heat on water.   (2)
Charlie Jones s/v Tehani at 8:00am 08.01.20
I have an awning over the cockpit, and one i can hoist over the foredeck. Also screen panels that at
Shower Floor Drain
jviss at 7:58am 08.01.20
Butyl tape.
Beating the heat on water.
justsomeguy at 7:57am 08.01.20
My shade cover is an embarrassing hodge-podge of an affair. Still, the air conditioning keeps up. "
Catalina 275 Inboard Diesel
jviss at 7:51am 08.01.20
Going back to my original question, I was very interested in the inboard diesel but after seeing th
Catalina 28 leaky transom shower
sail sfbay at 7:51am 08.01.20
Could be as simple as removing the caps off the water valve knobs and adjust the screw. If that doe
WANTED - main for E30+
FastOlson at 7:40am 08.01.20
When spec-ing out a main (or any other sail), it's good to compare the grades/construction of New, w
Beating the heat on water.
Rick at 7:22am 08.01.20
What a collection of absolutely beautiful girls. I would love to walk the docks where they are slip
Great Article in good old boat magazine!
FastOlson at 7:10am 08.01.20
Thanks! Helpful video and article. Our 1988 (OEM) Harken looks a lot like your example. Our track ha
Ceramic coatings anyone?
DayDreamer41 at 7:07am 08.01.20
Personally I don't think you can beat the (3) step process Maine Sail posts every spring (or another
Ceramic coatings anyone?
DrJudyB at 6:46am 08.01.20
Adventure
Bob J. at 6:39am 08.01.20
Great story! When I tow, I use a towing bridle, and I use the dinghy painter as a safety line, "ba
Squealing shaft?
31seahorse at 6:39am 08.01.20
+1 for the possibility RoyS suggested. We found that "dry out" of our old and worn non-vented dri
Beating the heat on water.
Terry Cox at 6:34am 08.01.20
Seldom gets that warm around these precincts. Very satisfied with the standard dodger/bimini on our
Hood roller furler
dlochner at 6:19am 08.01.20
Summer in the Salish Sea   (2)
Ken Cross at 6:13am 08.01.20
Well, now we're at Des Moines where we'll pick up our daughter for 8 days and go South. Maybe Quarte
Hood roller furler
Justin_NSA at 6:12am 08.01.20
Make sure the exposed halyard is minimal. You may have to lengthen the lead at the drum.
Beating the heat on water.
jon hansen at 6:09am 08.01.20
12' X 18' blue plastic tarp from Wallmart for me. very versatile between the masts and over the boo
Ceramic coatings anyone?
shemandr at 6:09am 08.01.20
I'd like to hear from MaineSail on this.
Great Article in good old boat magazine!
dlochner at 6:01am 08.01.20
@chuckwayne and @jviss Thank you. For those who prefer to watch than read, there is a companion v

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