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lmitchell
Forum:
Gear & Maintenance
09-15-2009
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4
Used Genoa question.
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453
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lmitchell
Used Genoa question.
I am considering buying a used genoa. The luff is 18 inches shorter than my current blown out sail. If I choose to buy it where do I want the sail on the headstay? Do I put a pendant at the head or...
Forum:
Seamanship
07-31-2007
Replies:
7
Mooring Question
Views:
1,109
Posted By
lmitchell
Mooring Question
There is a mooring at my club that is available for rent. My question ... is a 1/2 inch chain strong enough for an 18,000 lb boat. I'm being told, "no problem" but my instincts tell me that seems on...
Forum:
Gear & Maintenance
04-19-2007
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13
More Spring Projects...
Views:
853
Posted By
lmitchell
To answer some questions... Important to...
To answer some questions...
Important to note: these pictures are of the starboard side...
the port side is identical... Hmmm?
The boat is an '87 Pearson 39-2.
It does not appear to leak....
Forum:
Gear & Maintenance
04-18-2007
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13
More Spring Projects...
Views:
853
Posted By
lmitchell
More Spring Projects...
Whoa!
I pulled the teak frames that were velcroed over the fixed portlight off. Revealing a very ugly, globby mess. See attached link...
http://isurus.mote.org/~lmitchell/Periwinkle/DSCF1997.JPG...
Forum:
Gear & Maintenance
04-17-2007
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4
Another spring project... Help Please.
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459
Posted By
lmitchell
Another spring project... Help Please.
OK... I get it. The projects never really end.
In light of that I've pulled down the poorly fitted bimini and dodger. And will be taking off the mounting hardware. How should I fill all the little...
Forum:
Gear & Maintenance
04-12-2007
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6
Line Choice for Single-Line Reefing
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1,738
Posted By
lmitchell
a bear...? Why? Shouldn't I just sew the new...
a bear...?
Why? Shouldn't I just sew the new line to the but of the old line and pull it through? Or am I missing something obvious? Do you think there would be any advantage to using a...
Forum:
Gear & Maintenance
04-12-2007
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6
Line Choice for Single-Line Reefing
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1,738
Posted By
lmitchell
The boat is a Pearson 39
See this link for current set-up.
http://pearsoninfo.net/36-2/Isomat_Jiffy_Reefing.gif
Thanks,
Lawson Mitchell
Forum:
Gear & Maintenance
04-12-2007
Replies:
6
Line Choice for Single-Line Reefing
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1,738
Posted By
lmitchell
Line Choice for Single-Line Reefing
I am going to replace my worn mainsail reefing lines on my Pearson 39. The current single-line system tends to get twisted in the boom. What line choices do I have to best utilize this system?
...
Forum:
Gear & Maintenance
02-13-2007
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3
Messy Cetol on NonSkid
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702
Posted By
lmitchell
Messy Cetol on NonSkid
The PO did a pretty sloppy job of applying Cetol to the toe rail. Some splatters are on the non skid. Any way to remove it? Also, if I wait will the Cetol eventually degrade off the toe rails or...
Forum:
Gear & Maintenance
12-10-2006
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16
Mainsheet rubbing vang...
Views:
1,088
Posted By
lmitchell
Thanks for all the help folks.
I think i'll try moving the sheet to a block just aft of the vang, then run down parallel to the vang and on ...
Will the load on the mast base block be too high?
Much thanks for all the...
Forum:
Gear & Maintenance
12-08-2006
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16
Mainsheet rubbing vang...
Views:
1,088
Posted By
lmitchell
Mainsheet rubbing vang...
The mainsheet is rubbing on the rigid vang. Should this be a concern? Should I reroute the mainsheet to run down parallel to the vang rig? See pic:
Forum:
Gear & Maintenance
11-14-2006
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1
solent rig with double headsails downwind
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920
Posted By
lmitchell
solent rig with double headsails downwind
I was intersted in doing something like the following to a 1987 Pearson 39...
I added a solent stay to my 382 last year It runs from near the top of the mast (about 12" below the forward stay...
Forum:
General Discussion (sailing related)
11-09-2006
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10
How much draft is too much?
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1,388
Posted By
lmitchell
How much draft is too much?
I've heard lots of folks down here on the Gulf coast of FLA throw around lots of different numbers for how much draft I need in a boat. Everything from no more than 3 feet to no more than 7 feet! I...
Forum:
Boat Review and Purchase Forum
10-27-2006
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6
Dazed & Confused... Boat Speed.
Views:
954
Posted By
lmitchell
Looking for...
Thanks for the reply.
Basic looking for guidelines are:
Capable bluewater boat for crossings...
Capable of coastal cruising in light airs...
Not too much of a slow poke...
A boat that...
Forum:
Boat Review and Purchase Forum
10-27-2006
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6
Dazed & Confused... Boat Speed.
Views:
954
Posted By
lmitchell
Dazed & Confused... Boat Speed.
OK,...
How do I determine how fast a boat is?
Example: I've been told a Tartan 37 is faster than a Tayana 37.
I've been told a Tayana 37 is faster than a Tartan 37.
I've been told a Tartan 37...
Forum:
Boat Review and Purchase Forum
10-19-2006
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11
Crunch Time ... Must Choose ... Help!
Views:
1,554
Posted By
lmitchell
Thanks for all the input!
Appreciate your input. FYI: this particular Cabo Rico has had the teak decks removed... still lots of brightwork... Will the Tartan handle Atlantic crossings?
I am confident the other two boats...
Forum:
Boat Review and Purchase Forum
10-14-2006
Replies:
11
Crunch Time ... Must Choose ... Help!
Views:
1,554
Posted By
lmitchell
Crunch Time ... Must Choose ... Help!
I need to make decision before the skipper decides to keelhaul me...
or maroons me on some interstate right-of-way.
Down to three ... '85 Cabo Rico 38, '80 Valiant 37, and '85 Tartan 37.
Goal:...
Forum:
Boat Review and Purchase Forum
09-30-2006
Replies:
5
How old is too old?
Views:
941
Posted By
lmitchell
How old is too old?
Looking at a 1973 Allied Mistress 39 ... 6 year old standing & running rigging ... Is a '73 to old? What should on look out for on a boat this old?
Thanks
Lawson
Forum:
Boat Review and Purchase Forum
09-29-2006
Replies:
0
79 Cabo Rico 38 ... What to look for?
Views:
1,101
Posted By
lmitchell
79 Cabo Rico 38 ... What to look for?
Anything I should be looking out for on an older cabo rico 38?
Thanks
Forum:
Gear & Maintenance
09-25-2006
Replies:
2
Iron Ballast
Views:
492
Posted By
lmitchell
Iron Ballast
I understand that the '79 Cabo Rico 38 i am considering has cast iron instead of lead in the keel. What problems should I be looking forward to?
Thanks
Forum:
Boat Review and Purchase Forum
09-24-2006
Replies:
0
Looking for info on ... Alajuela 38, Cabo Rico 38, Vagabond Westwind 38
Views:
2,226
Posted By
lmitchell
Looking for info on ... Alajuela 38, Cabo Rico 38, Vagabond Westwind 38
Looking for any info, opinions or resources on the following boats:
Alajuela 38
Cabo Rico 38
Vagabond Westwind 38
Thanks,
Lawson
Forum:
Boat Review and Purchase Forum
09-21-2006
Replies:
3
Boat Opinions : )
Views:
857
Posted By
lmitchell
Boat Opinions : )
OK, Here is yet another post from someone interested in buying a first cruising sailboat. We are a couple looking to sail the caribbean, central american pacific, and points beyond as our skills...
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