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nl_expatriate
@nl_expatriate
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Joined: September 7, 2011 5:29 pm
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Please do. It's been year years since I've been Ice boating. I would say it rivals water catamaran. Need to start a Ice boat thread on here 🙂 popey...

13 years ago
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That is a good idea! I'm going to have to remember to do that with mine. coastrat wrote: i store my boat winter/summer like this, ports off, bows...

13 years ago
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Has anyone ever tried these?

13 years ago
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I found sandals like these worked well. Nice solid sole, and good grip.

13 years ago
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Jib furler definitely way to go here IMHO. He just has to know that it will be harder to tack without a jib. Delay crossover until last moment. Also ...

14 years ago
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Thank-You for the wonderful explanation and offer to help EdChris177! Just one more project for this spring. Beginning to wonder if I shouldn't star...

14 years ago
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Congrats! She's a beauty! Have you named her yet?

14 years ago
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It sounds like it is a piece of 2x4x4. There is a crack indentation about 2 feet up from the front crossbeam mid pontoon. I don't have access ports ...

14 years ago
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As I don't have access to my cat during the winter. I will only be doing small projects and planning the larger projects for when the spring comes. -...

14 years ago
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These guys crossed the Atlantic on a Beach Cat? Edited by nl_expatriate on Oct 28, 2011 - 09:57 PM.

14 years ago
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Those are some great pics thanks! I actually used roofing screws to attach my tramp rails 😡 Does make it a little dangerous for wet suits, but wo...

14 years ago
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nacraman57 wrote: i have found that two dealers in australia are selling cast (alum i'm assuming) 4 inch dia. end caps for $34-$36 each plus s/h. yes,...

14 years ago
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I usually read, listen to the radio, sun tan and always fix things on the deck. More importantly try and get ashore before the wind peters out.

14 years ago
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* Kayaking dry bags stowed on the tramp (this is where I'm stumped - surely there must be a better solution?) I've always thought these deck port ac...

14 years ago
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Since I did put a spi-pole on the 18-2 , and bought a second-hand spi from a F18 class, downwind sailing is more than a handfull. I've been following...

14 years ago
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I don't suppose you took pictures of this process before and after?

14 years ago
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Pictures would have been nice. To see before and after.

14 years ago
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When in your shore rack remove the jib sheet and tie a line or bungee or something through the clew and around the rolled up jib to keep it under wrap...

14 years ago
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I've removed the jib configuration and am now trying for a hooter as the pics will show. Sorry about my feeble attempts at posting a pic I was cuttin...

14 years ago
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Is your main loose-footed? I've never seen a Sq w/o an outhaul. Yes she is loose footed. Here is a closer pic of the boom area. That HM line out...

14 years ago
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Thank You for your response! If you're sailing an original NACRA Square, it'll have a fairly bendy mast, and putting a headsail on it is a very bad i...

14 years ago
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I tried adding a jib I picked up but it turned out badly when it unfurled in its shore rack. Nuff said. At the end of this year I found an Allum s...

14 years ago
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I like the story line of this one.

14 years ago
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I watched in horror as my daughters boyfriend and buddy pitch poled my NACRA 18 squared this summer. No foul no harm. They both lost their sneakers w...

14 years ago