Maine, when you're all done it will be time to sell the boat and move on to the next ;-)
Alan . Jun 2, 2004 4,174 Hunter 35.5 LI, NY May 26, 2010 #21 Maine, when you're all done it will be time to sell the boat and move on to the next ;-)
L LeeBob . Mar 20, 2010 10 Odayowners 272 le Puget sound May 28, 2010 #22 I am really liking this dicussion. What is e-11? http://www.abycinc.org/
Maine Sail . Feb 6, 1998 11,676 Canadian Sailcraft 36T Casco Bay, ME May 28, 2010 #23 LeeBob said: I am really liking this dicussion. What is e-11? Click to expand ABYC is the American Boat & Yacht Council they are the standards used by boat builders. E-11 is the ABYC electrical standard. ABYC
LeeBob said: I am really liking this dicussion. What is e-11? Click to expand ABYC is the American Boat & Yacht Council they are the standards used by boat builders. E-11 is the ABYC electrical standard. ABYC
G gettinthere . Nov 26, 2008 1,966 Endeavour 42 Cruisin May 31, 2010 #24 Maine Sail said: Probably about 300+ hours. For a while I was heading to the yard at 9:30 p.m. and coming home around 1-2 a.m. Click to expand That explains a LOT! My winter list is pretty long but I had a lot of time off and I'd work from 11am to 5pm a few days a week. Is your boat heated in the winter? Mine was not.
Maine Sail said: Probably about 300+ hours. For a while I was heading to the yard at 9:30 p.m. and coming home around 1-2 a.m. Click to expand That explains a LOT! My winter list is pretty long but I had a lot of time off and I'd work from 11am to 5pm a few days a week. Is your boat heated in the winter? Mine was not.
Maine Sail . Feb 6, 1998 11,676 Canadian Sailcraft 36T Casco Bay, ME May 31, 2010 #25 gettinthere said: Is your boat heated in the winter? Mine was not. Click to expand Two ceramic disc heaters.. You eventually get used to working in 20-40 degree temps until the boat warms up.
gettinthere said: Is your boat heated in the winter? Mine was not. Click to expand Two ceramic disc heaters.. You eventually get used to working in 20-40 degree temps until the boat warms up.