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texastuma
@texastuma
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Joined: November 22, 2012 1:10 am
Last seen: February 19, 2025 5:50 pm
Topics: 24 / Replies: 391
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I have gone cheap with the plastic tires and no cradles.. it was a huge hassle. If you are using them ONLY on soft sand with no rocks, the plastic wor...

6 years ago
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you can also use shaving cream to keep the balls in place and simply rinse away the shaving cream when done Good to know... My Tornado has a Ronstan...

6 years ago
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Chuck,, I use iNavX on my cell phone. I sail GB as well. I have used it during the Dash as well. It does cost money, but if you are doing trips in th...

6 years ago
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I know the car. The bearings are not enclosed. You will need a loading car. I may have one. It is a blue piece that looks like a traveler track. It ha...

6 years ago
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Been rescheduled for October 26th. NOR:

6 years ago
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If you need a rigger, I have two in Galveston Bay area that do good work. Both do Mail Out work. PM me.

6 years ago
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mikekrantz wrote: If you tie a bowline in any of the 12-strand dyneema lines, it will slip under pressure. However, if you put a couple of drops of s...

6 years ago
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mikekrantz wrote: If you tie a bowline in any of the 12-strand dyneema lines, it will slip under pressure. However, if you put a couple of drops of s...

6 years ago
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Check the rake of each rudder. Even if a rudder is back 1/8", it can make a huge difference. Next, check the fairing of each rudder. If the front edge...

6 years ago
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You can use Dyneema or something equivalent. For this boat, a bowline will be sufficient. I have used 7/64" tech-12 on my Prindle 19 with a large jib ...

6 years ago
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I have had a P-19 and a modified 18-2 since 1990-ish. I had turbo charged my 19. I added a bow foil and a larger jib and a square top main. The jib a...

6 years ago
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spags wrote: Hello fellow prindle 15 or 18 sailors. Just wondering if you ever had the rivets in your mast hinge plate get loose or pop out after rais...

6 years ago
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rch701 wrote: I raced 33.4 miles on Saturday (+22 miles back) in varying wind conditions. I started off sailing downwind in 5-8 mph and zig-zagging mu...

6 years ago
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rch701 wrote: I am looking to tool around with mounting a used spinnaker on my Nacra 5.0 and my buddies 5.2. I found a used H16 spin for $50 that need...

6 years ago
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On my 19, I used a bow foil (similar to a N6.0) with a chute. I had a spreader on the pole below the foil, but I attached the side stays to the forest...

6 years ago
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On my 19, I used a bow foil (similar to a N6.0) with a chute. I had a spreader on the pole below the foil, but I attached the side stays to the forest...

6 years ago
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On my 19, I used a bow foil (similar to a N6.0) with a chute. I had a spreader on the pole below the foil, but I attached the side stays to the forest...

6 years ago
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To clarify from a couple of comments. I am currently racing a P 18-2 modified and a classic Tornado. But, I have also raced P19s, N5.8s, N5.2s, N6.0s ...

6 years ago
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When we belonged to the yacht club, I exclusively launched from a ramp. I had installed 2 1" PVC vertical tubes on the inside sterns. These would keep...

6 years ago
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badfish wrote: I am looking for ways to tie down 2 coolers on a Getaway/wings. Was thinking of mounting pad eyes just in front of the wings to tie the...

6 years ago
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Very good conversations... I agree that it is the sailors that build the fleet, not the manufacturers or dealers. If we rely on the dealer to support ...

6 years ago
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TCDYC does a gathering at the Dike the second Saturday of every warm month. Nothing official organized, but a fun group that gathers, chats, sails, an...

6 years ago
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I have to do the same thing. After you drill the hole, over drill the hole, fill with epoxy and redrill. This will help any water seeping in between t...

6 years ago
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I have taken my Rottweiler many years ago and recently I’ve taken my German shepherd. The GSD is not a fan of the movement or the splashing water.

6 years ago
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6 years ago
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I prefer the screw in style; one can feel like it gets a better seal. On your current hatch, is there still the large O-ring gasket? I have found ma...

6 years ago
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catsalor wrote: OK so I am convinced that my main is the right size for my nacra 5.2 but the jib is getting replaced I have 2 very strong mounting bra...

7 years ago
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I have a cut down Tornado main, which I made a square top. On my P-19, it became a great heavy air main as it was about 2' short. It happens to fit th...

7 years ago
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