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Larry Smith
Larry Smith
@lawrencer2003
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Joined: September 5, 2004 12:38 pm
Topics: 20 / Replies: 307
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My recco: Don't try this on an angle the first time. Get the boat to a flat location. It's a BIG mast and you do not want to risk the step casting or ...

15 years ago
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See previous posts for christening ritual lest Neptune get annoyed at you.

15 years ago
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For your level of experience, the following chart would apply:- Light winds = 5-8 mph medium winds = 9-12 mph heavy winds = 13 mph and over As...

15 years ago
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I love the evolution of these machines. Sadly this cat would exceed the size limits on my beach not to mention my budget.

15 years ago
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ok so you've got a new swept spreaders, uprated downhaul and a new sail.......what will happen now??? well it depends on the mast section, did nacr...

15 years ago
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So how did you re-attatch the deck and where does one get the foam?

15 years ago
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Just a plug for working through a dealer. You will get prompt, sound technical advice and the parts will fit. If there is a problem (like my furling a...

15 years ago
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Go to either Murrays or Performance Cat site and download a parts list. It will be of great value in specifying what you need.

15 years ago
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And, what can it hurt. One bottle of champaign to un name, and one to name it a new. At least you will enjoy it. 🙂 -- Jeeze! I think I'll just ge...

15 years ago
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Few years back a non sailing friend who has watched/experienced, very carefully it seems, our misadventures, rattled off a detailed list of all the st...

15 years ago
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OK Andrew ..officially jealous. I like that cargo net, specifics?

15 years ago
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Looks like my firewall will cause me to have to wait till I get home to hate you.

15 years ago
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So Phuket is a tourist spot right? There must be a fleet/clubs there and with fleets come "bone yards" from which you might cobble the parts together....

16 years ago
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What air circulation are you trying to gain? I take the trampoline off to eliminate the snow load issue. I think if you take the trampoline off the hu...

16 years ago
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So Is my dock bumper idea a bad one? I was thinking 3 per hull.

16 years ago
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It will not hurt your boat... For the past five seasons my boat has rested on sand at our beach (pulled well up and away from winter storms). I have ...

16 years ago
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Getaway=Versatile, indestructable party boat. Slow but fun for the family. Folks that have em love em. Nacra 500 = Excellent all round cat. I'...

16 years ago
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Wow. Lots of info here. Thanks guys. We have my in laws at John Knox Village "Fort Knox" in Pompano so we'll take a look at Delray/Boynton this Dece...

16 years ago
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Between the weather and my travel schedule. We wuz robbed this year! The wife is grumbling and making noises about moving south (She's a Boston native...

16 years ago
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Same here...I actually think it ends sooner because there is no staff and sail at you own risk is not an option.

16 years ago
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Glencoe is closer.. all the way down to the end of Dundee Rd...and a bit cheaper. Plus we have lockers, sail and personal, and a sailing club. Social ...

16 years ago
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that is by far the safer way to go... i used to not drink when i sailed (actually i didnt drink at all last year) but then i decided no one likes a qu...

16 years ago
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I would say from my perspective that we have a steady state in Chicagoland. We never have open beach spots at Glencoe but at least a third of the boat...

16 years ago
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Used to be a lot of cats there. We found it by spotting the masts! Cost for a permit to store there was $25 bucks as I recall but I was always worried...

16 years ago
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Besides the areas Scott mentioned Illinos Beach St park near Waukegan is alledged to be good for beach cats. I also hear that the beach got hammered t...

16 years ago
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Hmm, I'm not sure that the ones intended for Sailboards or sold for Catamarans (essentially the same) have a breakaway option. Most of them are adjust...

16 years ago
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I concur. Not a newbie but I've learned more about sailing on this site and since I went from an HT14 to a 5.8na this site has given me the knowledge ...

16 years ago
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Days like today and Sunday are why I miss my H14T. You can go nuts and no worries. I remember being absolutely fearless, even went out in the tail end...

16 years ago
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