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thinwater replied to the thread outboard throttle extension.I've used a cut-off broken boat hook. Very light and a nice fit, if the right size. I screwed a ~ 10" length of PVC pipe inside the... -
Ccolemj replied to the thread outboard throttle extension.I see a lot of DIY types of these that involve a PVC pipe with ID close to throttle OD, some slits cut in the end to allow it to...
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shemandr replied to the thread Selden inmast furler system failing.I've posted about my troubles with my Selden in-mast furling system. In my case in retrospect I think a new main would have helped... -
twodzusfittings replied to the thread outboard throttle extension.I have one on my 7.5 foot inflatable dingy engine which is a Honda 2.3 HP. I like to be able to sit forward on the bench to help balance... -
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Ralph Johnstone replied to the thread Selden inmast furler system failing.Hard to say without being there. Gotta start somewhere so I guess #1 is : do you have the Selden manual ? Attached below : Is the... -
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thinwater replied to the thread Low-Stretch Halyards actually worth it for cruising?.Try this easy expereiment. Anchor a spare halyard (spin etc.) near the base of the mast and pull it just snug. Put a sling on it near...
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kappykaplan replied to the thread New 216 owner with missing parts.Welcome to the forum! :beer: You may find some of the information you seek in the Hunter 216 Downloads section on this site... -
shemandr replied to the thread Edson steering brake question.On an older Atomic the water passages in the engine block may be partially occluded and water could get thru but cooling compromised...
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I don't know your area, but around here there is no place you can go to completely avoid crab/shrimp pots. We sail at night from time... -
CCalif. Ted replied to the thread Edson steering brake question.You can rebuild the brake, but it won't ease the steering,. In general, I've never found a brake worth rebuilding, it's a leather lining...
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Ddlochner replied to the thread Power at ignition On & Off.The solenoid is attached to the starter motor. No, I don't have a schematic of your engine.
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Don S/V ILLusion replied to the thread Sailing at night.If you are very familiar with the areas you are sailing, it’s pretty easy to know where to avoid the pits. If not, don’t! -
Or he was clueless about your 410 and how they are wired. Clicking sounds often mean not enough power is being delivered to the motor... -
Well, you were absolutely right. The guy at the boatyard must have been trying to sell me a new windlass. Once the boat was running it...
