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Scott T-Bird replied to the thread Electrical charging problem.AC master breaker or DC master breaker? I still don't know what he is writing about. He says "everything came on", so is he talking... -
Richard19068 replied to the thread Hull number vs. sail number.As far as I know unless you are going to get a number assigned by an association, such as US sailing, or race in a particular class, it... -
FastOlson replied to the thread Running Backstays on my 1983 Beneteau First 35 removed if not sailing in high winds?.Looks kinda similar to the stock Kenyon rig on our Olson 34. We have a tall double-spreader rig with parallel shrouds. No baby stay, but... -
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... -
Scott, couldn’t agree more. This site is a trove of help and information, the PO Wants an instant answer, with limited information...
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Ted wants a simple answer to his electrical problem: Have a marine electrician check out the system, explain to you how it works, and...
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Thanks, I thought it might be a leather strap. It's possible that it's so smooth that it doesn't grip the shaft like it should. Also the... -
SycloneDriver replied to the thread New LFP House Battery.I got back to my boat today. Over a week ago I adjusted the float voltage on the charger up from 13.2 to 13.4. The battery is now... -
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fred1diver replied to the thread New 216 owner with missing parts.Lake Aylmer as in Aylmer Qc? If so, look at the chandlery in Ottawa If you have access to a caliper you can measure the size you need... -
Tally Ho replied to the thread Where is the fuel shut off valve on my 1984 Newport Mark iii?? (Universal M25 xp engine).It should be in an accessible spot…. Not right after (or on) the tank? I would have guessed it would be between the tank and the... -
I built a fuel polisher sometime back and the pump failed. I replaced and because I used clear fuel line I was seeing air streaming... -
capta replied to the thread Sailing at night.There are numerous line cutting systems for your boat. I wouldn't sail up here without Spurs, the type I found works best for me... -
Ccolemj replied to the thread Low-Stretch Halyards actually worth it for cruising?.It is likely you had each halyard sized for stretch and not strength, so the polyester was a larger line than the dyneema/kevlar, or at...
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Ccolemj replied to the thread Low-Stretch Halyards actually worth it for cruising?.This is only true for a masthead rig with a very stiff mast. Any mast that can purposefully change its shape, like all fractional rigs...
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The solenoid is attached to the starter motor. No, I don't have a schematic of your engine.
