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Dcneuro
Forum:
Gear & Maintenance
12-18-2012
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Fresh water winterization
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306
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Dcneuro
Re: Fresh water winterization
Therein lies the problem. I could not get it to drain. Disconnected both the inlet and the outlet, left a faucet open for air, even used compressed air. Blowing in the inlet got about a gallon of...
Forum:
Gear & Maintenance
12-17-2012
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Fresh water winterization
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306
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Dcneuro
Fresh water winterization
I winterized my fresh water system yesterday and found that on my new boat I can no longer blow the system out with compressed air as I did on my last boat. (I recently posted on this also, under...
Forum:
Gear & Maintenance
12-17-2012
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Atlantic Marine Hot Water Tank and Fresh Water Winterization
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309
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Dcneuro
Atlantic Marine Hot Water Tank and Fresh Water Winterization
So I winterized the freshwater system on my Bristol 40 yesterday. Normally on my previous B 32 I would have (easily) blown compressed air throw each line and then drain the hot water tank and the job...
Forum:
Gear & Maintenance
11-28-2012
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Diesel Fireplace
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Posted By
Dcneuro
Re: Diesel Fireplace
Denise, OMG, you're absolutely brilliant! I emailed the company from the information you had sent me and I just got an email back confirming that this is indeed their product and that is indeed the...
Forum:
Gear & Maintenance
11-27-2012
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Diesel Fireplace
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Posted By
Dcneuro
Re: Diesel Fireplace
Thats exactly opposite how I thought it worked. I thought the thermocouple was suppose to shut off the fuel line if it got too hot. Either way, I cant imaging the thermocouple is even replaceable as...
Forum:
Gear & Maintenance
11-26-2012
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Diesel Fireplace
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Dcneuro
Re: Diesel Fireplace
That push button is a primer and when you press it diesel fuel flows down and enters the combustion chamber freely from gravity. I thought that it would continue to drip every few seconds, but it...
Forum:
Gear & Maintenance
11-26-2012
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Diesel Fireplace
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Posted By
Dcneuro
Re: Diesel Fireplace
http://www.cruisersforum.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=50319&d=1353963166
Forum:
Gear & Maintenance
11-26-2012
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18
Diesel Fireplace
Views:
1,028
Posted By
Dcneuro
Re: Diesel Fireplace
For some reason these pics are not posting correctly. Here is my blog:
Bristol Factory Installed Fireplace Diesel Heater « S/v Black Magic...
Forum:
Gear & Maintenance
11-26-2012
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Diesel Fireplace
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1,028
Posted By
Dcneuro
Re: Diesel Fireplace
Your reply sounds accurate. This is a gravity feed fuel line, it enters in the bottom at that elbow. It apparently just spills into the base of the unit. You ignite it with a manual lighter. I...
Forum:
Gear & Maintenance
11-26-2012
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18
Diesel Fireplace
Views:
1,028
Posted By
Dcneuro
Diesel Fireplace
I posted in the past problems regarding my diesel heater, which was factory installed by Bristol. I have no idea who else may have been involved in the construction, but do know that it was not...
Forum:
Gear & Maintenance
01-09-2012
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3
Winterizing a lectrasan
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482
Posted By
Dcneuro
I like that idea! That is a good idea, I never...
I like that idea! That is a good idea, I never thought of that. I pumped two gallons of antifreeze through the system, usually I do three. I talked to Raritan about it, they said two would be...
Forum:
Gear & Maintenance
01-02-2012
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3
Winterizing a lectrasan
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482
Posted By
Dcneuro
Winterizing a lectrasan
Happy new year to all.
Interested in how others winterize their lectrasan. I use antifreeze, although the company discourages that. I only put two gallons through the system this year,...
Forum:
General Discussion (sailing related)
10-14-2011
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10
Tell me your story
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738
Posted By
Dcneuro
I took an entirely difference approach. I take...
I took an entirely difference approach. I take Thursday's off. I live on my boat from Wednesday evenings till Monday mornings, having to only go back to my office for a few hours on Friday's. I do...
Forum:
Bristol
10-10-2011
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17
Bristol 32 performance
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Posted By
Dcneuro
I was sailing back to our yacht club very hard on...
I was sailing back to our yacht club very hard on the wind with an 04 benneteau 343 right behind me. I had always assumed they could point higher then my Bristol 32. Perhaps they can, however, so...
Forum:
Bristol
11-06-2010
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Bristol 32 Centerboard Cable Tube
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Posted By
Dcneuro
Check the centerboard cable tube and make sure...
Check the centerboard cable tube and make sure that it is not cut like the one pictured above. If the boat is on the hard, simply lower the board and have someone below make sure that it is lowering...
Forum:
General Discussion (sailing related)
09-21-2010
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Mildew prevention -- running a small air hose to the bottm of each locker
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Posted By
Dcneuro
In addition to all of these suggestions, I use...
In addition to all of these suggestions, I use lemon oil frequently on all wooden surfaces, lavender oil in hanging saches, and, I frequently spray fabrics with about a 10% solution of te tree oil...
Forum:
Bristol
08-28-2010
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New google forum/list up, running and in Bristol fashion
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1,006
Posted By
Dcneuro
New google forum/list up, running and in Bristol fashion
The new google forum/list is and has been up and running for about a month now. It is quickly gaining momentum as the main site to discuss our boats. If you own a bristol sailboat and are not yet...
Forum:
Bristol
08-28-2010
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35
Marine Toilet (good, bad, and ugly)
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4,167
Posted By
Dcneuro
I hsppen to agree with John, and I think that is...
I hsppen to agree with John, and I think that is good advice. Compromise will asversly affect boat value, and typically causes one to encounter yet more problems. *He recommend the Raritan simply...
Forum:
Gear & Maintenance
08-13-2010
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7
Refrigeration
Views:
869
Posted By
Dcneuro
Thanks to all for responding. I have decided...
Thanks to all for responding. I have decided against the engine driven system, not only from reading these posts, but also, the engine driven system is like three times the cost of the 12v system....
Forum:
Gear & Maintenance
08-11-2010
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7
Refrigeration
Views:
869
Posted By
Dcneuro
By that I presume you mean that they were away...
By that I presume you mean that they were away from the boat by dingy and the fridge warmed up? If so, I don't think that would be any more of a problem than my ice having melted and needing to be...
Forum:
Gear & Maintenance
08-11-2010
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7
Refrigeration
Views:
869
Posted By
Dcneuro
Refrigeration
I am, (and have been), thinking about adding refrigeration to my 32. I have been looking at the Sea Frost unit which is engine driven. If I understand correctly, this system only works off 110v,...
Forum:
Gear & Maintenance
07-25-2010
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7
ecofriendly bug repellant
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763
Posted By
Dcneuro
I have recently heard that spraying listerine...
I have recently heard that spraying listerine mouthwash, (any flavor is alleged to work), is supposed to be a good insect repellant. It is certainly worth a try.
Forum:
Gear & Maintenance
07-21-2010
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11
Solar panel mount fabrication
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1,914
Posted By
Dcneuro
Oh, and re: the cutting board idea. I have...
Oh, and re: the cutting board idea. I have actually thought about that as that stuff is essentially starboard. I don't think they will be large enough though. the panel is 20" x 24.5".
Forum:
Gear & Maintenance
07-20-2010
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11
Solar panel mount fabrication
Views:
1,914
Posted By
Dcneuro
I also noted this evening that Home Depot sells...
I also noted this evening that Home Depot sells solid vinyl 1x 2's. I presume this would work ok also?
Forum:
Gear & Maintenance
07-20-2010
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11
Solar panel mount fabrication
Views:
1,914
Posted By
Dcneuro
That actuallly looked pretty nice. What exactly...
That actuallly looked pretty nice. What exactly is ABS pipe and what is it made of? On another note, how many watt panels are those? How do you connect it to your vessel?
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