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C#4: I’m guessing you mean the Topping Lift? Our approach while daysailing our 260 for 20 years (No racing): Once the topping lift was...
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CCurwen replied to the thread Hunter 260 - Boom line management?.This is a Hunter 260. I have had Mac 26D in the past though.
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thinwater replied to the thread What are you doing for JACKLINES?.If they are climbing webbing (1" tubular), the BS is 4000 pounds vs. the World Sailing requirement of 5000 pounds. They work because the... -
Stu Jackson replied to the thread Searching for Hunter 26 Bimini and replacement stereo.Stereo: www.crutchfield.com Check for accessory section for harnesses, or call them, too. You do NOT need marine equipment if your... -
Stu Jackson replied to the thread What are you doing for JACKLINES?.I agree. :cool::cool::cool: I did use webbing jacklines and a double and short tether. Maybe twice in 28 years with this boat, no...
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Don S/V ILLusion replied to the thread Searching for Hunter 26 Bimini and replacement stereo.Every Bimini is somewhat unique for a few reasons. There is no on size fits all. -
I am a fan (!?) of Caframo fans. Low power draw and low noise. I have one of these in the saloon and I love it. I didn't believe the... -
We have a couple of these that work pretty well. They last the night and get recharged the next day or just run off of USB... -
heritage replied to the thread Recommendation on Fans.Amazon.com. I have two of these and one of them has run 24/7 for over 2 years on low speed. I leave it plugged into the USB...
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My jacklines run from the mast to either side of the companionway hatch, and are TIGHT. I use them all the time when I'm single... -
It's been posted that most readers have never used tethers when it mattered. That could be true, for the way they sail. My expereince...
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Ddlochner replied to the thread Searching for Hunter 26 Bimini and replacement stereo.Most biminis and dodgers are custom built for a particular boat. Search for canvass shops near you. Often these shops also do awnings...
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thinwater replied to the thread What are you doing for JACKLINES?.There is no up-side in having jacklines very tight, unless that is needed to keep them where they need to be. specifically, if made of a...
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Alan Gomes replied to the thread What are you doing for JACKLINES?.I was thinking primarily of monohulls, who also sport these. -
Ccolemj replied to the thread What are you doing for JACKLINES?.Our boat has long hulls with pretty straight rocker and 7" transoms. Turned off the wind, there is no pitching or hobby horsing. Even...
