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My father bought this one and hung it on his office wall. Words to make you think. -Will -
My dear departed father gave me that cartoon many years ago. I still have it.
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My father bought this one and hung it on his office wall. Words to make you think. -Will -
My dear departed father gave me that cartoon many years ago. I still have it.
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I motored from Rugged Point to Queen Cove in Esperanza Inlet today. With 5 knots of wind the iron genny was pressed into service. The...
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thinwater replied to the thread Any thoughts on why this is corroding?.The Catalina web site says the threads inside the turnbuckle are bronze to prevent seizing. They are chromed for appearance. The... -
Rick Webb replied to the thread Any thoughts on why this is corroding?.It maybe stainless-steel safety wire, just not a high grade of stainless steel. I'm trying to figure out the safety wire routing and I... -
JoeWhite replied to the thread Any thoughts on why this is corroding?.Remove the wire and use split rings or cutter pins and wrap with tape or put canvas around it. -
mermike replied to the thread Sneaking up on a circumnavigation.I motored from Rugged Point to Queen Cove in Esperanza Inlet today. With 5 knots of wind the iron genny was pressed into service. The... -
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Ddlochner replied to the thread Any thoughts on why this is corroding?.That works, except the OP is on freshwater. SS is still an iron product and I believe there can be residual iron on the surface of the...
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Yes Stu… It is usually like the BAHA, a down wind down ocean swell slide to the Juan De Fuca. But it is Mother Nature. She has a mind of...
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Stainless wire is often 18-8 or 304, which aren't as corrosion-resistant as 316 (which the turnbuckle is probably made of). I think you...
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Tedd replied to the thread Any thoughts on why this is corroding?.Stainless wire is often 18-8 or 304, which aren't as corrosion-resistant as 316 (which the turnbuckle is probably made of). I think you...
