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goodsailing
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Joined: February 18, 2013 3:11 am
Topics: 30 / Replies: 366
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OK, Beech Wheels done. The proof will be in the sand.

10 years ago
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I finished up my Loser Beech Wheels today. I'm confident they'll hold the boat over bumps but testing in actual conditions will be the final test. The...

10 years ago
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Surface marker buoy used by divers is good. Some are 6' long and inflated by mouth. Surface Marker BuoyEdited by goodsailing on Apr 30, 2015 - 03:55 P...

10 years ago
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Thanks for the tips... Should I use the carpet. Won't it just cause drag when pushing the wheels under the boat. Thanks

10 years ago
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But I did pull them port to starboard and then back again... snagged up so I removed the bungee. The bungee caught the lip of the older block, org equ...

10 years ago
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Were your blocks getting snagged on this bungee while you were actually sailing or just in the driveway? I think you'll find it works fine under way. ...

10 years ago
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You figure the total surface area of hull meeting a 2" or 1' beech wheel tube = very little surface meeting space. Which leads me to believe pool nood...

10 years ago
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After tapping a patch, I drilled a bunch of holes in the aft port side deck that was separated. I injected a fair amount of resin using the horse need...

10 years ago
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+ waterproof vhf, surface marker buoy, signal mirror, pocket flair, whistle knife etc... Did I mention helmet.. suunto watch with storm alert... be pr...

10 years ago
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I've wondered about the hook on the harness causing a pinge problem especially if you were under the surface.... let alone being swung around like a r...

10 years ago
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Just wondering, has anyone tried using pool noodles for the hull rests. I picked up 2 4" pool noodles in Walmart yesterday. They have about a 1" hole...

10 years ago
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Here's the short axle for my modified A Cat hull. The 4 bolt hubs work great with the 1" collars. I had to grind some of the tubing down as it was a f...

10 years ago
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i am blown away no one had lifejackets on - not to mention real foulies + Crazy.

10 years ago
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They showed some video on the news of single hulls. Looked real windy, but oddly not too high of waves. At least in the vids I saw. Must have been ho...

10 years ago
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Damon, thanks for the upgrade.

10 years ago
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Good going. Seek and ye shall find. Good deals abound. And look at this: the STONES for $88

10 years ago
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This might work pending your conditions. For dry suit I use 5mil farmer john and booties as I'm getting wet anyway getting boat to open water. Plus I...

10 years ago
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You got to love a day that starts out great,turns to crap then ends on a high note!! Got that right Onekiwi

10 years ago
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I can't decide if you both stole it or you paid a guy $2 for stolen goods?- either way, ... enjoy 🙂 aaaah yes... glad you picked up on that. The pers...

10 years ago
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After speaking with the lady who said she had the steel tube I set out to the place I visited a couple of years ago about an hour away. When I pulled ...

10 years ago
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Assuming you find a good set of hobie 18 hulls, you could probably completely design and build a custom 18 footer for less than $4000 thats lighter an...

10 years ago
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Jib sheet. My jib sheet, the blocks, got hung up on the bungee that was put there to prevent catches. The jib sheet blocks are original equipment. I t...

10 years ago
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Looking at your pictures, you should totally eliminate the pulley, shackle, and the blue line. Run the white line that exits the furler drum straight ...

10 years ago
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Totally unnecessary You are mostly right about that. How many times are you going to be furling the jib anyway during the course of day. What I want t...

10 years ago
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The steel rims came and were not as heavy as I thought. After getting stems, from my tire guys, (they said they couldn't put the tires on), I managed ...

10 years ago
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Not sure what you are talking about....if your furler is in proper repair it pulls in and out very easily and I don't see how a shackle and pulley on ...

10 years ago
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What holes were you trying to line up? The bracket now identified as bridal fly, through that, trough the bridal stays, through the yoke pt# 61980000...

10 years ago
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Cradles in the making: Oven heated water pipe and pressed on hulls to cool. Thinking now of bracket arrangement.

10 years ago
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Not knowing beach conditions I decided to go with the rubber tires. I did seriously consider the plastic dock wheels as that would have been half the ...

10 years ago
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