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Dave Farmer
Dave Farmer
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Joined: October 26, 2002 9:55 am
Topics: 6 / Replies: 384
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Yeah, Damon's been doing this for us for a long time now, obviously out of his love for the sport. Deep appreciation for all you do Damon!

7 years ago
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I agree, the boat looks great! Tell us more!

7 years ago
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Sent you a pm Emmitt. Dave

7 years ago
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The early SC 20s had the high bridal wires that Dan is referencing, and did come with a furling jib, no battens. Ed didn't mention having a spin pole...

7 years ago
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I've had several SC20s that came with Ronstan furlers that are very similar to the ones Hobie uses on the 18, so I think you'd be fine with either. I...

7 years ago
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I also have a modified SC 20 in the classified (way back in the listings), a project boat to some for sure, but it sounds like you have the skills to ...

7 years ago
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Thanks Carl! I've passed your words on to Glenn, maybe he'll reconsider. I'm always encouraging my friend to invest in assets that might serve me we...

7 years ago
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Anyone have any first hand knowledge of the town of Lake Isabella? Some friends were there recently, contemplating buying a house in town, but they p...

7 years ago
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The Supercat masts all tended towards the stout end of the spectrum, with the downside being weight, and the upside being durability. Several gin pol...

7 years ago
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Nice offer to help Shannon, Costa, take him up on it. You'll learn a huge amount of useful info, and maybe make a friend. The advice to run the boat...

7 years ago
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I used Crazy Creek foldable chairs on Flight Risk for years. Very comfortable for sitting on the hull with legs extended over the tramp9 (our regular...

8 years ago
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Properly adjusted SC rudders kick up nicely, but all that MN3 suggested is good advice. The early boats did have an issue with the transom's bonding ...

8 years ago
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I too scored a $4K A cat this year, and I'm in love! Quick to rig, easy to manhandle on shore, and silky thru the water. I also have an H18 mast for...

8 years ago
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I've got an F16 spin for not much money if you want something a little bigger and flatter. Dave

8 years ago
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those planes have right of way over EVERYTHING, and are militant about it. yield as soon as you see them coming in low.

8 years ago
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Pete's been selling used beachcat parts for decades now. I still don't know how he gets masts shipped cheaply, but he does. You will get what he des...

8 years ago
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I think you need a purpose built mast float (Hobie Bob) over a fender, particularly if you want to keep the mast head as close to the surface as possi...

8 years ago
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I'm another Supercat fan, there are several gin pole designs you can construct easily to make it safe and quick to raise and lower the mast, in the te...

8 years ago
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Even more affordable, I have one, certainly adequate:

8 years ago
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I owned a R21, and spent exactly one night in the hull. Felt like a coffin, absolutely had to have the nacelle open to make it tolerable. I would sl...

8 years ago
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I second Ron's advice on adjusting the tensioning mechanism with the Allen wrench, while soaking and spinning. Might dislodge the grains that are jam...

8 years ago
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I've used 2 to 3.5 hp two stroke outboards on 18 to 22' cats for years. It is weight aft, which is less than desirable, so look for the lightest(sma...

8 years ago
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When we first purchased the ARC 22, the PO had installed a forward crossbeam and net to fill that forward space, as he saw the boat as a cruiser as we...

8 years ago
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I also have had good experiences with Chip. And the Glasers and EP, although both of these are premium multihull sailmakers, probably at the upper en...

8 years ago
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On the ARC 22 we have a big set of standard style beach wheels which go under the main beam. Then we have two individual cradles for the aft of the ...

8 years ago
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I've done all the prep work, then had my bodyman spray the boats and masts. Not sure which paint he was using, whatever he was liking at the time, I ...

8 years ago
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I've been using quality two part automotive paints for my boats for many years now with great results. Somewhat less expensive than marine paints. I...

8 years ago
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Here's an example of a simple, lightweight framework to keep the beach wheel sets separated and aligned: br /> It's attached to the axels with s.s. h...

8 years ago
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Don't let Bill catch you calling his RC30 an AC30!Edited by davefarmer on Apr 13, 2017 - 11:10 PM.

8 years ago
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Have you looked at apsltd.com?

8 years ago
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