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BigEasy
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Do it! It's like going from a flip phone to the latest phone model:)
Jul 3, 2026
LakeOntario270
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Raymarine C80 to Axiom9 chartplotter conversion
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Do it! It's like going from a flip phone to the latest phone model:)
Jul 3, 2026
Ralph Johnstone
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What bottom paint for PNW...
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We have a new winner in the longevity contest of bottom paints. You gonna let 'im get away with this @Terry Cox ?
Jul 3, 2026
Ralph Johnstone
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I think you may have been thinking of my post but I don't use an ablative. I use Trinidad Pro which is a hard modified epoxy and get 9...
Jul 3, 2026
Ralph Johnstone
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What bottom paint for PNW...
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Hard or ablative ? Speaking of ablatives (at least I was), would you say that if ablative paint is still present, the hull is still...
Jul 3, 2026
Hayden Watson
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What bottom paint for PNW...
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I think you may have been thinking of my post but I don't use an ablative. I use Trinidad Pro which is a hard modified epoxy and get 9...
Jul 3, 2026
BigEasy
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For those of you who have upgraded from a Raymarine classic chartplotter to a newer axiom plotter, was the upgrade worth it? Not...
Jul 3, 2026
Richard19068
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Seacock Backing Blocks, Alternate Method No Through Bolts
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Here is Maine Sail's follow up on installing the thru hull. Apparently he doesn't have a problem with screwing the thru hull into the...
Jul 3, 2026
kloudie1
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Looking for a stern chock from a late 70's Columbia 8.7 (may be others)
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Three D metal printing might be a way to do it.. There are some companies that will custom generate one... It probably wouldn't be...
Jul 3, 2026
thinwater
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What bottom paint for PNW...
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Exactly. I will add a modifier. When a paint begins to fail in a warmer climate, being "good" at the end of a season, or even when the...
Jul 3, 2026
thinwater
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@thinwater , I was far too thin on backfilling in any info in my comments about people getting extended life for botom paint. I thought...
Jul 3, 2026
shemandr
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Sail condition
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There is a bewildering array of sailmaking materials and add to that the various trade names and makes a choice difficult. I think your...
Jul 3, 2026
higgs
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Looking for a stern chock from a late 70's Columbia 8.7 (may be others)
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a source of used parts: https://www.sailorman.com/
Jul 3, 2026
FastOlson
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Yes it is.... When you load up the sails and heal, tension builds on the shrouds. This creates a compression strain along the cabin...
Jul 3, 2026
FastOlson
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New sailor, 2 boat options, need quick advice.
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Yes ... Really! The core that makes the deck stiff only functions if kept dry. :) RE-BEDDING all the deck fasteners every 25 years (to...
Jul 3, 2026
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