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gahamby
@gahamby
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Joined: February 5, 2011 6:50 am
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Are there any good sailing options down there. Trailering ny boat down there looks tough.

4 years ago
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At 40:1 you are definitely going to want a big drill motor. I used to use the same method in low budget theatrical installations for hauling pipe batt...

4 years ago
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I hate to say it, but the gas powered one looks to be the ticket.

4 years ago
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Would a self tailing sheet winch and a drill motor adaptor do the trick? Then you're dealing with line and an external drum that doesn't store the lin...

4 years ago
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Surfsail, Aquarius has a gin pole option for their Arc 17. When lowering the mast an important step is to stop the mast from rotating until it's about...

4 years ago
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That's the furler. Check Ebay and Craigslist and other classified pages.

4 years ago
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That furler is the Harken Small Boat model.

4 years ago
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That's a nice looking 19. They are a handful in a blow but ripping fast! You can find most parts here: You've owned boats in the past so the cost sh...

4 years ago
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That material can be a bit abrasive.

4 years ago
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That Nacra bracket looks just like the mount on my Super Cat. It uses one bolt. It looks like the Prindle bracket uses pop rivets.

4 years ago
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My Cheeta mounted with one 3/8-16x6 SS hex head cap bolt and a Nylock nut. Straight through the cross tube.

4 years ago
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You will have to figure a way to ratchet strap, hose clamp, or weld a mount to the cross bar. With the kind of forces a motor can impart, a strap or h...

4 years ago
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The bottom batten on my SC15 is the length of the foot. It's an Aquarius stock part.

4 years ago
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Looks like you got your answer over on the Hobie forum. Harken 072Edited by gahamby on Apr 23, 2021 - 05:20 PM.

4 years ago
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If you haven't, contact Aquarius about the hull repair. Tom And Matt were most helpful in advising me how fix my hull.

4 years ago
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You'll want to go straight to Hobie for that one.

4 years ago
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I don't think they considered ramp launching for those boxes. Access for my storage box is forward between the hulls. The stern part is sealed (I hope...

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I suggest you check out the Aquarius owners group site.

4 years ago
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Bear in mind, that once you have cut a hole in the deck, you are going to want to compensate for the loss of structural integrity. You will want to b...

4 years ago
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Just for reference

4 years ago
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Would a Hobie T2 serve?

4 years ago
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Build up a nice flat area with glass cloth and resin. Fair it out all nice and pretty. Finish it. Then cut in the access port.

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Don't forget your traveler. You'll do a lot more controlling with the traveler than you did with the pintop.

4 years ago
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I have an ICOM M24 it's ok. It doesn't have a clock display. That's a pain. Ease of use is important. You don't want to be messing with a complicated ...

4 years ago
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I have the cutter tip for my Weller soldering gun. Works fine. I wrap the cut in electrical tape and cut through the middle.

4 years ago
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I have to go up to edit in the top left and use paste from there to get hyperlinks to work.

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In the last H14 I had, there were big blocks of foam rattling around inside the hulls. Wasn't this for flotation? windwardde, I think you replied to...

4 years ago
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