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tami
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Joined: March 25, 2002 3:26 am
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@graytonsailor: With no water on the beach, we rinsed boats with a pump sprayer. I refer to the kind for insecticide etc

14 years ago
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AwlGrip or some other two-part linear polyurethane

14 years ago
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1. Generally speaking, laminates perform better but don't hold up as well as Dacron. Your treatment of the sail makes a huge difference in longevity. ...

14 years ago
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Mobile home anchor. Two of them. One at the mast, one at the aft crossbar at center. Use webbing tiedown straps. See pic: Dig a hole about half or ...

14 years ago
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Coastrat and b.a: Would this beer shack be on the Coast? You should tell us about local gigs so maybe we can come see y'all play

14 years ago
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robpatt wrote: post up if you're hitting the secret spot..... if you want a small flotilla that is... a few hearty souls will brave it.... nothing a...

14 years ago
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Boudicca in winter mode

14 years ago
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Seal the mast. That should be a priority. If your mast takes on water, you've got however much water at 8lb/gal at the end of a rather long lever. You...

14 years ago
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...oh, and be sure to UNCLEAT your sails before trying to right the boat ...don't ask me how i know....

14 years ago
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Thanks Jeremy! OK, after this one, I'm just gonna have to offer a general purpose THANKS TO EVERYONE! so as not to tie up bandwidth 😉

14 years ago
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Right'cheer at theBeachcats

14 years ago
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Righting is more about technique than weight per se. I've watched a 120-lb girl right a Hobie 16 by herself. Certainly the weight you're carrying will...

14 years ago
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I'm gonna differ with everyone in regards paint. I've got two boats, both of which are paint over gelcoat. That's a total of five hulls 😉 It's ALL ...

14 years ago
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Thanks av8erdunn!

14 years ago
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The boat you describe isn't offered in the States, but our nearest equivalent is probably the Hobie Wave

14 years ago
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Yep, you're there. Thanks!!

14 years ago
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Wanted to say thanks to those who have signed up. We appreciate!

14 years ago
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Epoxy, whether wood or 'glass. Sikaflex isn't made for that type of adhesion - it's more of a sealant. You bed equipment in it, but it's not what is ...

14 years ago
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I've ordered more than one trampoline from SUNRISE and been damn pleased every time. They specialize in trampoline fab, it's what they do. Sometimes t...

14 years ago
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arch your tweaking would be well served by the purchase of an updated mainsail.... that'll damn sure fulfill that tweakin' urge or at least supplant ...

14 years ago
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kgatesman running backstays are to control mast rake (fore/aft) and for extra mast support, not for cant (port/stbd) Backstays are generally problem...

14 years ago
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Arch, If I read correctly, you want to cant your mast. It's done with some frequency in the Farrier trimarans. The 31-1D is the more famous example. ...

14 years ago
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Well next time we'll have to meet up with some of y'all locals and all go sailing...

14 years ago
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Hi everyone, and thanks! Here's how things went.... Upon the above as well as other advice, we decided to try Davis Island YC. So we're towing the b...

14 years ago
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What makes it take longer... mostly it's anal retention: f'rinstance (details would take too long) we take the shrouds completely off the mast, we loo...

14 years ago
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Thanks for the compliment, av8er. Mast is stepped on the water with the aid of a rather long gin pole. pic of ginpolebr /> We can rig in 2 hr if we'...

14 years ago
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Thanks!

14 years ago
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hello we're thinking of trailering Miz B (F-27 trimaran) down Tampa way for the New Year. Any suggestions as to: -decent launching with trailer stora...

14 years ago
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