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04-18-2003
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weeping keel bolts
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tappers
weeping keel bolts
A day after I got my Westerly Longbow - 31 feet, fin keel - back in the water I noticed that my bilges were rather full. Having gone through an exhaustive tracking process I now suspect my forward...
Forum:
Gear & Maintenance
09-18-2002
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rash decision: applying gelcoat
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tappers
rash decision: applying gelcoat
Some time ago members of this group were kind enough to advise me on a rash of hard little blisters that appeared on my topsides.
And the boat wasn''t too good either....
I rubbed them down,...
Forum:
Gear & Maintenance
09-08-2002
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Simpson Lawrence gone? Windlass advice, please...
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tappers
Simpson Lawrence gone? Windlass advice, please...
S-L went out of business. You can get parts from most decent chandler''s. Yacht Parts, Plymouth (UK) tel +44 1752 252489 have a fair stock.
Bainbridge International seem to have taken over S-L''s...
Forum:
Gear & Maintenance
08-14-2002
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bearing my soul
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tappers
bearing my soul
Thanks, Constantin.
I''ve now tested the windlass a bit more. It hauled up a 35lb anchor and 70 feet of chain without breaking sweat today - but still just clonked when I tried to lower the...
Forum:
Gear & Maintenance
08-06-2002
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bearing my soul
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tappers
bearing my soul
I''ve just changed the clutch bearing at the end of the motor shaft on my 12V anchor windlass.
I''ve tested the windlass, but not under load. It winds up (i.e. in anchor retrieving mode), but...
Forum:
Gear & Maintenance
08-05-2002
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no winch situation
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tappers
no winch situation
Does anyone happen to know the name/type/spec/id number of the brushes in
the electric motor on my Simpson Lawrence 900 Horizon anchor windlass?
The motor is a 12V 600W output, 750W input.
The...
Forum:
Gear & Maintenance
07-06-2002
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Can I do this?
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tappers
Can I do this?
Having just about reassembled the mechanical side of my Horizon 900 windlass I want to test it before I put it back on board. Can I just connect the leads to a battery for this purpose? Or should the...
Forum:
Gear & Maintenance
06-25-2002
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3
Propeller coating
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tappers
Propeller coating
We''ve always antifouled our prop but this year we listened to those who warn against such practices. We cleaned and polished the prop and lowered it naked and sparkling into the water.
That was...
Forum:
Gear & Maintenance
06-25-2002
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Horizon 900 windlass
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tappers
Horizon 900 windlass
My Horizon 900 windlass has refused to raise or lower my anchor. I''ve established that it''s a mechanical fault.
Rather than hurl this beast into the sea I decided to strip it down and try to...
Forum:
Gear & Maintenance
06-25-2002
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7
leaving valves open
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tappers
leaving valves open
If your valves are really hard to open and close you need to overhaul them. I did mine last week. It didn''t take long - I was able to fix the problem between tides while tied uo to piles in the...
Forum:
Gear & Maintenance
04-09-2002
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proposing to paint prop
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tappers
proposing to paint prop
Thanks for all the helpful suggestions. I''ve decided to give the prop a season au naturel, if that''s the way it''s spelt.
I''ll let you know what happens at the next haulout.
The interference...
Forum:
Gear & Maintenance
04-07-2002
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10
seacock difficulties
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tappers
seacock difficulties
I''ve just reinstalled a Blake''s seacock, having ground it in to a reasonable finish and applied plenty of silicone grease.
Try as I may I cannot seem to adjust the retaining plate properly. If...
Forum:
Gear & Maintenance
04-05-2002
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7
Diesel in the bilge
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tappers
Diesel in the bilge
I had a similar problem the other day. After I had mopped up as thoroughly as possible I sprinkled talcum powder over the affected areas, left it for a day, then swept up. A vacuum cleaner would be...
Forum:
Gear & Maintenance
04-05-2002
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proposing to paint prop
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tappers
proposing to paint prop
Duane
According to my wife, definitely offensive.
I''ll give your suggestion a try. Actually, though, this was just a phenomenon I observed when cleaning the prop. I''m really more concerned...
Forum:
Gear & Maintenance
04-05-2002
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proposing to paint prop
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tappers
proposing to paint prop
I don''t know about my electric magnetic personality, but I am fairly wiry, I''ve been consistently overcharged by an assortment of ship''s chandlers and my best friend''s a conductor.
Your turn.
Forum:
Gear & Maintenance
04-05-2002
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proposing to paint prop
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tappers
proposing to paint prop
I''ve just cleaned layers of antifouling and general gunk off my prop and managed to get it to shine pretty well.
I am now wondering whether or not to repaint the prop. The stuff I''ve used on my...
Forum:
Gear & Maintenance
02-19-2002
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10
Experience with Dripless Shaft Seals
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tappers
Experience with Dripless Shaft Seals
Is "Drip-Less" a brand name? What''s this wonder stuff made of?
Phil
Forum:
Gear & Maintenance
01-24-2002
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2
small blisters
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638
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tappers
small blisters
If you''ve got a lot of them, like a rash, you should deal with them. This would probably mean having the gelcoat taken off, leaving the hull to dry out then having a new gelcoat applied.
Don...
Forum:
Gear & Maintenance
01-19-2002
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3
epoxy paint advice, please
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559
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tappers
epoxy paint advice, please
Thanks, Big Red, for clearing up one or two misconceptions about what paint can and can''t do. I won''t paint the hull.
I''m not sure about your interesting idea of putting teflon patches on the...
Forum:
Gear & Maintenance
01-18-2002
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3
epoxy paint advice, please
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559
Posted By
tappers
epoxy paint advice, please
Is there such a thing as a paint, suitable for topsides, which would reinforce the gelcoat AND compensate for areas which have been rubbed down and are slightly thinned as a result?
Thanks
Phil
Forum:
Gear & Maintenance
01-12-2002
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1
update: moisture trapped between two gelcoat layers
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554
Posted By
tappers
update: moisture trapped between two gelcoat layers
I finally tried rubbing down those little blisters with fine grade wet and dry. The great majority just rubbed out!
Unfortunately, a few on the very lowest part of the topsides (almost a misnomer)...
Forum:
Gear & Maintenance
01-04-2002
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10
moisture trapped between two gelcoat layers
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1,392
Posted By
tappers
moisture trapped between two gelcoat layers
Thanks for the advice on osmotic blisters and women.
I''m going to rub them down.
I think I''ll do the same to the blisters.
Phil
Forum:
Gear & Maintenance
12-30-2001
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moisture trapped between two gelcoat layers
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1,392
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tappers
moisture trapped between two gelcoat layers
My Westerly Longbow has a rash of small blisters on the topsides, just above the waterline. They are hard and won''t pierce.
I am told that she developed these as a result of being overloaded and...
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