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Forum: General Discussion (sailing related)

02-19-2011

Replies: 14

Trucking a Hinckley Pilot 35

Views: 3,491

Posted By saladpe

I sent my Hinckley Pilot up to Maine from New...

I sent my Hinckley Pilot up to Maine from New York this winter for repairs. Hinckley recommended MDI Yacht Transport as a reliable hauler (http://www.murphyyachttransport.com). Are you looking at...

Forum: Gear & Maintenance

11-01-2010

Replies: 10

Help removing teak toe rail

Views: 1,091

Posted By saladpe

Thanks, yes, I have an estimate from a good yard....

Thanks, yes, I have an estimate from a good yard. However, they want to replace the toe rail and I think it can be saved. I would like to repair the original.

Forum: Gear & Maintenance

11-01-2010

Replies: 10

Help removing teak toe rail

Views: 1,091

Posted By saladpe

After a quick google search, it looks like the...

After a quick google search, it looks like the proper term for what I am seeing is binding head slotted machine screws. I don't see nuts and washers on the underside but I only have one exposed...

Forum: Gear & Maintenance

11-01-2010

Replies: 10

Help removing teak toe rail

Views: 1,091

Posted By saladpe

They are flat head screws with about 1/2" head. ...

They are flat head screws with about 1/2" head. There is no hex shape outer edge to grip a wrench on. From what I can tell, there may not even be a nut on the underside of the deck (which was a...

Forum: Gear & Maintenance

11-01-2010

Replies: 10

Help removing teak toe rail

Views: 1,091

Posted By saladpe

Help removing teak toe rail

Hi all, my 1967 35 footer was hit in a storm last month by another boat. I am attempting to repair my forward, starboard teak toe rail which was banged up a bit, but repairable...I need to remove it...

Forum: Introduce Yourself

03-27-2009

Replies: 3

Hello from New Hampshire

Views: 205

Posted By saladpe

Hi, there's a new Hinckley Pilot 35 owners group...

Hi, there's a new Hinckley Pilot 35 owners group at Hinckley Pilot 35 - Sailing Yachts (http://hinckleypilot35.ning.com/) which just started a few weeks ago and already has 21 members. Trying to get...

Forum: Learning to Sail

03-09-2007

Replies: 43

Brand new to sailing... what is necessary gear?

Views: 3,415

Posted By saladpe

If you can't find a friend to teach you, I think...

If you can't find a friend to teach you, I think you should consider reading a beginners book or two before anything. Well before you even get to sailing, you'll basically need to be able to...

Forum: Gear & Maintenance

03-08-2007

Replies: 6

Refit/restoration List

Views: 1,016

Posted By saladpe

You might gain some good ideas from other Pilot...

You might gain some good ideas from other Pilot owners by checking out the Hinckley Pilot Owners Association. See the fine print at http://www.hinckleypilot.com for an email address to contact to...

Forum: General Discussion (sailing related)

03-07-2007

Replies: 9

terminology question(s)...

Views: 414

Posted By saladpe

As you spend more time in the boat you will begin...

As you spend more time in the boat you will begin to desire ways to reduce excessive weather helm at different wind speeds (since its not very nice to be sailing around with your rudder turned 10 or...

Forum: Boat Review and Purchase Forum

03-06-2007

Replies: 44

Hinckley 35 or 38 -- any thoughts?

Views: 9,695

Posted By saladpe

I own a 1967 Pilot 35 in the NY Metro area; there...

I own a 1967 Pilot 35 in the NY Metro area; there are 3 Pilots in the area that I'm aware of. I haven't been on a B40 but I do think they are beautiful, beautiful boats. There are far more B40s on...

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