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  • A
    1975 o'day 22
    will be changing to led lights both mast and cabin along with nav lights. adding solar, adding bbq, rebedding all deck hardware and below water...
  • Monsterfish
    Looking forward to V-berth.
    Wow.....dream home!
  • D
    MacGregor 26s
    Das sind Teakleisten, die aufgeklebt, dann mit Schwarzer Masse ausgegossen und geschliffen wurden. Sieht immer noch aus wie neu.....
  • P
    Marilee-Interior.jpg
    This interior is gorgeous! What type of boat is this in?
  • JohnScott
    DSCN8846
    CHILD LABOR

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Water Supply at Water Heater (new)

Water Supply at Water Heater (new)

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Water Supply at Pump (original)

Water Supply at Pump (original)

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Water Supply at Pump (new)

Water Supply at Pump (new)

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Water Supply at Pump (new 1)

Water Supply at Pump (new 1)

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Water Supply at Outside Shower (original)

Water Supply at Outside Shower (original)

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Water Supply at Outside Shower (new 1)

Water Supply at Outside Shower (new 1)

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Water Supply at Head (original)

Water Supply at Head (original)

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Water Supply at Head (new)

Water Supply at Head (new)

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Sony Marine, a great improvement over the old Duel speakers

Sony Marine, a great improvement over the old Duel speakers

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you can see the close-up here how I drilled the bolt holes for the chocks oversized, then epoxied, then drilled them the correct size for the hardware. this is much stronger way to mount load-bearing hardware and there's no place for water to seep into the fiberglass. I then used bed-it tape around the holes, and a little around the head of each bolt

you can see the close-up here how I drilled the bolt holes for the chocks oversized, then epoxied, then drilled them the correct size for the hardware. this is much stronger way to mount load-bearing hardware and there's no place for water to seep into the fiberglass. I then used bed-it tape around the holes, and a little around the head of each bolt

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anchor light and antenna are all finished

anchor light and antenna are all finished

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new anchor light on the mast cap

new anchor light on the mast cap

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the topsides of the through-deck fittings

the topsides of the through-deck fittings

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The system uses a SS double ended stud to secure the mast. Once the must is up, the gin pole winch keeps it in place freeing both hands to secure the fore stay.

The system uses a SS double ended stud to secure the mast. Once the must is up, the gin pole winch keeps it in place freeing both hands to secure the fore stay.

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Tape keeps the cable out of the way and the turnbuckle properly aligned.

Tape keeps the cable out of the way and the turnbuckle properly aligned.

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The two external SS plates can be safely removed after stepping the mast. I have not see this solution elsewhere but it works well. A first attempt with aluminum plates instead of of the SS was marginally successful as the larger size made the removal the gin pole after the operation somewhat difficult.

The two external SS plates can be safely removed after stepping the mast. I have not see this solution elsewhere but it works well. A first attempt with aluminum plates instead of of the SS was marginally successful as the larger size made the removal the gin pole after the operation somewhat difficult.

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Notice the block at the top of the gin pole

Notice the block at the top of the gin pole

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Gin pole made of an old spar and small winch and a couple of blocks. Allow single handed mast stepping operation. Unlike other systems the gin pole stays at a constant angle. A boom bail is installed on the mast to connect the line that goes to the winch. A nice guy at West marine explained this system to me. The extensible high crutch helps. Thus far, I have stepped the mast a 4 times single handed with no baby stays and I have not encountered major issues, e.g. routine minor untangling. I plan to add baby stays to make the system it bullet proof.

Gin pole made of an old spar and small winch and a couple of blocks. Allow single handed mast stepping operation. Unlike other systems the gin pole stays at a constant angle. A boom bail is installed on the mast to connect the line that goes to the winch. A nice guy at West marine explained this system to me. The extensible high crutch helps. Thus far, I have stepped the mast a 4 times single handed with no baby stays and I have not encountered major issues, e.g. routine minor untangling. I plan to add baby stays to make the system it bullet proof.

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IMG 2216

IMG 2216

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IMG 2215

IMG 2215

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IMG 2214

IMG 2214

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IMG 2213

IMG 2213

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