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What kind of people do ya meet on forums Part duex?

I saw this thread:

Urgent help please reply asap please - The WoodenBoat Forum

Now I'm coordinating the effort to raise this boat. Why? Because I would hope someone else would do the same for me if Oh Joy sank. Are ya near the Sacramento Delta? We could use the help....
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Sir, he claims the decks are still awash at low tide ... make certain to do whatever you can to minimize in-leakage while pumping the boat. Even something as simple as thin plastic sheeting (like used for painting) secured over leaking hatches/portlights/companionway/fittings with a waterproof duct tape would make your job more likely to succeed. Also, if someone is willing to go head-down into the sunken ship, definitely make sure sink thru-hulls and such are isolated.

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Yeah, it looks to be challenging to say the least...
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Sadly I know that you have plenty of work to do on your own boat but I totally understand your wanting to help an old wooden boat owner out in this situation.
Best of luck and godspeed.
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Followed that thread, Charlie... kudos to you for the effort. What a situation that poor guy's in.

Looks like things are coming together?
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Yeah, I'm lining up some folks and pumps. I have a couple of divers and one salvor lined up if the pumps fail so we'll see. I could use somemore hands on deck at the site this weekend though.
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Charlie, Guanyin has passed on much good karma to you and your crew for tommorow, you will have great success.
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The boat is up as of yesterday evening.
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The boat is up as of yesterday evening.


I read that entire thread. Pretty awesome of you sir to get that all organized. My hat's off to all involved.
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What an amazing example of sailors looking out for each other.
Bravo Zulu's all around (especially Charlie Cobra).
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