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jssailem
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store mast diagonal on h260? and mast down lessens pull on anchor 80%?
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Your Macgregor 26 was just under 26ft overall length. The mast (deck stepped) is listed at 28ft long. The mast laying down on deck...
Yesterday at 9:55 PM
Hayden Watson
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Metal lathe in the pacific northwest
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I saw that but in Balmar's defense, the alternator worked exactly as it should have. The thing that I did fault his reseller for was...
Yesterday at 8:56 PM
rgranger
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The Great Lakes….
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I read this on a FB post….lots of interesting facts about our great fresh-water lake system… Things You Probably Never Knew About The...
Yesterday at 8:28 PM
rgranger
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NYC to Chicago on a sailboat (mast removed of course)
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I have the book at home. It’s specifically talked about sailboats. It even said where you could go to get your mast taken down and where...
Yesterday at 8:22 PM
rgranger
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Sarasota Bay Returning
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Before you lay down the tile, I would recommend these two products get rid of the mold and mildew with a 30 second then wipe down after...
Yesterday at 8:19 PM
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dlochner
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NYC to Chicago on a sailboat (mast removed of course)
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Time constraints are the biggest issue. The fastest route is to take the Erie Canal from the Hudson River to Lake Erie. That will take...
Yesterday at 7:17 PM
Caboteur
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NYC to Chicago on a sailboat (mast removed of course)
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There are other routes… NY up the Hudson to the Champlain Canal, cross Lake Champlain to the Richelieu river, the Richelieu Canal to...
Yesterday at 7:05 PM
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dlochner
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NYC to Chicago on a sailboat (mast removed of course)
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There is plenty of water if you stay in the channel. And going up stream on the St. Lawrence is a really poor idea in a sailboat. It...
Yesterday at 7:04 PM
Scott T-Bird
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NYC to Chicago on a sailboat (mast removed of course)
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I'd consider draft as the limiting factor. If water is too skinny in the canal for your boat, then St. Lawrence River ...
Yesterday at 6:58 PM
Scott T-Bird
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The Great Lakes….
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Due to the counterclockwise current and prevailing westerlies throughout the summer, the Michigan shoreline gets all that warm water and...
Yesterday at 6:34 PM
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dlochner
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Outboard depth in water.
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Yes, the prop will capitate because it needs to be in clean water. At the level you have the prop it will be in disturbed water. The...
Yesterday at 6:29 PM
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dlochner
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The Great Lakes….
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The deepest parts of Lakes Superior, Michigan and Ontario are hundreds of feet below sea level.
Yesterday at 6:25 PM
jssailem
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The Great Lakes contain 1/5 (20%) of all the fresh surface water in the world.
Yesterday at 6:25 PM
Scott T-Bird
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Not perfect launch day…
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Still hoping global warming extends the season in the Great Lakes :yikes: Greg
Yesterday at 6:19 PM
quadrille38
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The Great Lakes….
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The Great Lakes contain 1/5 (20%) of all the fresh surface water in the world.
Yesterday at 5:28 PM
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