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Ddanm1 replied to the thread Can anyone ID this item on my 2000 Beneteau Oceanis 46.1?.Clearly the image is of tablets under a warning sign. Perhaps it is to caution that when pressed, the 10 commandments are suspended. It...
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Stu Jackson replied to the thread Help....Lost Sail Inventory in a house fire San Juan 28.Much depends on what you need and just based on the make and size of your boat would limit your responses, significantly. For example... -
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Stu Jackson replied to the thread New Owner.It was. But Hannah, who runs the Catalina Yachts Store, a separate venture from CY itself, has indicated she will pursue publishing an...
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Ralph Johnstone replied to the thread Funny Friday!!!.Perhaps you could stop by my boat this afternoon ? I've noticed a bit of a pong in the cabin lately and was wondering if you could help... -
Hoping Santa brought y'all gifts of smiles and laughter this year. Cheers!! -
RussC replied to the thread Funny Friday!!!.Hoping Santa brought y'all gifts of smiles and laughter this year. Cheers!! -
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Don S/V ILLusion replied to the thread Emergency Tiller "Cap" removable for 2000 Beneteau Oceanis 411?.On our son’s B, there was a sprocket which sat in the rudder post hole to which the rudder bar fit. It’s a loose sprocket he once “lost”... -
fred1diver replied to the thread Interior leather replacement for 1997 Hunter P42.not all of us -
fred1diver replied to the thread Holiday Greetings.Merry Christmas to all
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I prefer flat webbing. Much less likely to become a tripping issue moving around on deck. dj
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Lazy jacks are nice too. Not sure about any confusion though (yikes) The only thing I don’t like about lazy jacks, the price of buying a... -
This ^^^ is CRITICAL. If you don't have handholds on both edges of your dodger, GO INSTALL THEM!!! My boat's dodger came with them. I...
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thinwater replied to the thread Jack lines.I don't understand jackline designs that must be stowed away. They should be available at night and when a thunderstorm comes up... -
thinwater replied to the thread Jack lines.Actually, he is describing a type of jack line, used to ease the sail's attachment to the mast (or forestay in the case of a jib) so...
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