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Johnb replied to the thread Axle fell out.If all else fails a stainless steel cotter pin is a temporary work around and readily available at any hardware store. -
JamesG161 replied to the thread Invest 98L --> TS Melissa --> Hurricane Melissa.Hurricane Hunters now Dammit Jim... -
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Looks like the bulk of the models show Melissa staying away from the East coast. One model shows that it could drive some much-needed... -
kappykaplan replied to the thread Invest 98L --> TS Melissa --> Hurricane Melissa.Looks like the bulk of the models show Melissa staying away from the East coast. One model shows that it could drive some much-needed... -
PaulK replied to the thread Best way to fill small wood rudder crack?.Of course with the G-flex you may have to wait 20 years for the bond to fail and the crack to reappear. Especially if it's varnished over. -
BigEasy replied to the thread Parts found under Yanmar 3YM30.Drives me crazy when something spontaneously appears on deck, in bilge, etc and I don't have a clue of where it came from & its purpose! -
BigEasy replied to the thread Catalina 22 swing keel.Why take the chance, put it on the trailer until conditions improve. If it gets stuck, you're not going to be able to retrieve it until...
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BigEasy replied to the thread Axle fell out.Doc, I believe I have narrowed my Beneteau search to one hinge. It appears in the 351 anchor locker as well as my 343. Part...
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Ralph Johnstone replied to the thread Replacing single rusty keelboat.@dirigible , a few more thoughts for your consideration trying to keep in mind that you're a four hour drive away from your boat ... -
jssailem replied to the thread Last hurrah for 2025 but what a great season it's been!!.Oh, the enclosed waters of a beautiful Oregon lake in the Cascades. Which one? -
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Many modern ships use "slow steaming" which is a practice of reducing speed to 12–19 knots to save fuel. I used to use 18 knots as the...
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When crossing, one is more likely to encounter ships than others sailors. Radar and AIS with alarms are a big help, but with ~5 to 15nm...
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I'm not so sure I agree with illegal as, to the best of my understanding, in international waters, there are no "laws". There are...
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I also used to wake every 12 minutes at night, using an old fashioned kitchen timer, when sailing alone offshore. I gravitated to...
