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yurdle
yurdle
@yurdle
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Joined: August 22, 2007 12:26 pm
Topics: 25 / Replies: 717
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Where are you?

12 years ago
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I think I've got an extra set of 5.2 sails and daggers as well.

12 years ago
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Inter rudder blades are definitely smaller than P18.2/19 rudders.

12 years ago
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Ahh, yes, the steering. Good point. Almost insane how responsive it is.

12 years ago
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I've sailed that one that was listed in Texas. A friend of mine (member of our cat sailing community here in OKC, can't remember her name on these fo...

12 years ago
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don't remember exactly, but it sounds right except that the pigtail and forestay should be also swaged together. That way the ring moves up and down ...

12 years ago
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Or this: . , !

12 years ago
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Skip had one on his site for months (maybe 6?) for $1195.

12 years ago
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Gotta be a 6.0, right?

13 years ago
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What I did for a buddy was use a stopper knot attached to the jib clew./blockquote> That's pretty neat. I'm going to have to implement a few of thos...

13 years ago
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Hobie 18 is cheap, durable, and buoyant. I doubt a wildcat fits your needs, although it is certainly a sexy boat (i've not sailed one.) A supercat 2...

13 years ago
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WHA?? now it's the new pic.

13 years ago
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I bet I've been through 5 laptops/hard drives since I last uploaded an avatar. I seriously doubt it's a caching issue. After uploading the new one, ...

13 years ago
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I uploaded a new avatar, and it said, "Congrats, here's your old avatar back!' Uhh..

13 years ago
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I was too lazy to put the strikeouts on the old boats when I put on the sig..I figured the 'pile' was more accurate anyway.

13 years ago
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I don't have a picture on hand (can get one if necessary) but if you luggage tag a line, at its midway point, to a snap shackle, you can then snap the...

13 years ago
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Congrats on the b /b tags. I couldn't care less what you call the springs. I've owned a Prindle, and I know that pulling both lines to raise a prope...

13 years ago
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I added a sig after I noticed it. I did notice it on someone else...maybe Andrew? Don't remember for sure who it was. I'll add a pic one of these d...

13 years ago
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I lost my cool avatar and sig at some point.. Any idea what happened? DamonLinkous wrote: I picked up a 1980, new to me Prindle 16. ... Jared Welcom...

13 years ago
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Pull the down line and hold tension on it, before pulling the up line. This will compress the spring a bit more than pulling the up line alone, and a...

13 years ago
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Hah, I'm going to assume I've gotten lucky so far then. And I'm never going to mention it again..

13 years ago
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Agreed.

13 years ago
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Friction is all it take...the boat just rests on the cradles. You can tie them to the shrouds if necessary, but I haven't needed to.

13 years ago
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Shouldn't there also be 4 x Harken 2625 (single ratchmatic, ~$85 apiece) on that list?

13 years ago
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175 is plenty heavy for a 16 footer.

13 years ago
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Beer

13 years ago
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You don't want to prevent it, but going downwind, if you're traveled out, you may want to force it to rotate more. Being traveled out and sheeted in ...

13 years ago
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How cheap could it be to compete in a 'world' level event in any sport? Boats in general are an expensive hobby, but competing in the F18 world champ...

13 years ago
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If its nuking and you're in survival mode to get home, you'd be fine two sailing it without the kite, as long as you kept it deep, and STILL didn't tr...

13 years ago
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DDW isn't relevant to sailing anything in that realm. I'm with Damon and that thing is the beast to have...however, word on my street is that it's ha...

13 years ago
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