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Jim Wharton at 8:10am 07.28.00
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I'm having problems getting my freshwater pump to stay primed after sailing. When I'm at the dock th
Jim Wharton at 8:08am 07.28.00
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I'm having problems getting my freshwater pump to stay primed after sailing. When I'm at the dock th
John at 7:52am 07.28.00
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I put a new Jabsco 2.8 GPM house water pump on my plumbing system (H34 1985) and it "chatters", most
Joe R at 6:51am 07.28.00
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I think I have stumbled across a possible resolution of the jam cleats/clam cleat problem on the hun
Phil at 6:39am 07.28.00
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The data sheet on the Passage 42 indicates that the table and seats in the main salon convert into a
Gene Barton s/v Paradigm at 6:39am 07.28.00
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...from whoever told you it was ok to let it swing all the way across.
ramona at 6:05am 07.28.00
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we camp out on the boat alot and do not like to dump graywater into the lake or sea. Has anyone ins
Shaun at 3:32am 07.28.00
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I have been told two things on how to jibe, to minimize stress on the rig. One being to leave the
George H260 at 2:53am 07.28.00
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Anyone know the PHRF rating for the 336?
Greg Stebbins at 2:23am 07.28.00
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On our way to Colorado Rockies for a few weeks, leaving this after noon. Still be on-line though. Ha
John J. Brady at 1:37am 07.28.00
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I ALWAYS WANTED TO KNOW WHY MY '84 H27 HAS TWO CLEW REEF LINES (ONE DOWN EACH SIDE OF THE BOOM, WHEN
Tom Senator at 1:32am 07.28.00
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I have just taken ownership of a 1999 36MKII #1800 (yeah!!) and I love the boat. I was just wonderi
RICK Z at 12:41am 07.28.00
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NEED A COPY OF THE OWNERS MANUAL FOR A 1986 27' O'DAY 272LE ... I'LL COVER ALL YOUR COST TO COPY ..
RICK Z at 12:39am 07.28.00
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WOULD ANYONE BE WILLING TO COPY THEIR OWNERS MANUAL FOR A 27 FT O'DAY 272LE...I'LL COVER ALL COST '
Wanderer138 at 12:29am 07.28.00
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After reading Rodney's post on mast rake and looking at Mike Epp's photo of his H23 from above, I ha
Scott at 11:28pm 07.27.00
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Anyone installed a fresh water hand pump on a 28.5 for hand washing and such to conserve potable wat
Dawn Watkins at 11:22pm 07.27.00
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Hello, When I do a mast raising it takes three people. The other day, I saw from a distance, someone
Don McCoy at 9:48pm 07.27.00
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I have recently aquired a 25.5 that has been in storage for the past six years and all of the seals
Jim Burbo at 2:20pm 07.27.00
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Does anyone know of a source of a Genoa Jib for a an O'Day Javilan? Also, since the boat is an "orp
Mike at 2:09pm 07.27.00
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I'm looking at buying a 1977 Hunter 27. I've been sailing a 22' Glastron Spirit for 2 years. Anyth

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Sailboat Owners Guide to Corrosion - Galvanic Corrosion (Collier 6)
dLj at 7:47am 02.27.20
Galvanic corrosion section? this should be fun! dj
Sailboat Owners Guide to Corrosion - Self-Corrosion (Collier 5)
dLj at 7:43am 02.27.20
Titanium conducts heat very well. With all due respect - you got that one wrong. Ti6Al4v conductiv
hit a rock in the keel
Project_Mayhem at 7:37am 02.27.20
If it's lead I would be apprehensive to use heat as it's too easy to turn it to liquid. Lead is soft
hit a rock in the keel
kjretlaw at 7:37am 02.27.20
Had the same thing happen to my keel grounding on a packed sand with high winds. I was able to bend
Sailboat Owners Guide to Corrosion - Self-Corrosion (Collier 5)
Will Gilmore at 7:28am 02.27.20
Ok, next section has been posted Sailboat Owner's Guide to Corrosion - Galvanic Corrosion (Collier 6
Spinnaker Halyard for a Beneteau 311
Davidasailor26 at 7:27am 02.27.20
Often a skyhook is used. A hoop attached to the mast head and extending forward. A block is suspen
Sailboat Owners Guide to Corrosion - Self-Corrosion (Collier 5)
JamesG161 at 7:23am 02.27.20
I'd like to try out a titanium knife, never had one. Here is a handy and small one. Ocean Quest Ti
hit a rock in the keel
BrianRobin at 7:21am 02.27.20
To have a bend like that it almost has to be lead, cast iron doesn't bend. I agree with Don above, o
hit a rock in the keel
rgranger at 7:17am 02.27.20
Is it lead? If so, it does not take a lot of heat to soften it some. You might be able to la
hit a rock in the keel
Fabian at 7:15am 02.27.20
It is of some kind of metal. And the question is: what material is exactly and what would be the cor
hit a rock in the keel
Don S/V ILLusion at 7:11am 02.27.20
Happened a few times to us over the years in the Bahamas and like everyone else to whom this happene
Replacement trailer for an 85 Mac 25   (1)
rgranger at 7:09am 02.27.20
I converted a powerboat trailer. It had V-shaped crossmembers, which gave room for the keel. I ad
Sailboat Owners Guide to Corrosion - Self-Corrosion (Collier 5)
dLj at 7:05am 02.27.20
The Russians have Titanium hull submarines. Many Titanium knives and tools are being made for mari
Sailboat Owners Guide to Corrosion - Self-Corrosion (Collier 5)
jssailem at 7:02am 02.27.20
I have a lot of experience equipment made of Titanium. And perhaps a few Casino winnings to be abl
hit a rock in the keel
tfox2069 at 6:55am 02.27.20
Agree with JSSAILEM above. Also, its hard to tell from the angle of the photo, but it looks like a
hit a rock in the keel
jssailem at 6:51am 02.27.20
Does it need repair? Yes. The fin design affects the movement of water over the keel. The bent fin
Sailboat Owners Guide to Corrosion - Self-Corrosion (Collier 5)
JamesG161 at 6:36am 02.27.20
You've brought up Titanium a couple times The Russians have Titanium hull submarines. Many Titani
Hot controller
capta at 6:34am 02.27.20
I would contact the manufacturers. 160 degrees sounds overly hot to me.
Spinnaker Halyard for a Beneteau 311
jssailem at 6:29am 02.27.20
Often a skyhook is used. A hoop attached to the mast head and extending forward. A block is suspend
That awesome moment when...   (1)
capta at 6:25am 02.27.20
I didn't find it, but my parents did, and sent it to us somewhere in the SoPac. It was a two page ad

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