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BertV
Forum:
Gear & Maintenance
08-28-2003
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Steering Wheel Hub
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700
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BertV
Steering Wheel Hub
Found the catalog, thank you very much. It''s what I''m looking for!
Forum:
Gear & Maintenance
08-28-2003
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Iron Keel
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729
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BertV
Iron Keel
Iron keels are not really the problem that some peple would lead you to believe. I don''t know about the Hunters (are they an encapsulated keel or exposed? I suspect encapsulated in fiberglass) but I...
Forum:
Gear & Maintenance
08-26-2003
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Steering Wheel Hub
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700
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BertV
Steering Wheel Hub
Thanks Ross but I''ve had a look at those. I''m thinking more along the lines of a wooden wheel that looks just like a stainless steel destroyer wheel but made of laminated teak. I can probably make...
Forum:
Gear & Maintenance
08-25-2003
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Steering Wheel Hub
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700
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BertV
Steering Wheel Hub
I would like to build a teak wheel for my 30 ft Islander Bahama. To do so I need a stainless steel hub that will allow the multiple bolt attachment for the teak and tapered hole for the shaft. I''ve...
Forum:
Gear & Maintenance
07-23-2003
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3
Bent Pulpit
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949
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BertV
Bent Pulpit
I''ve had the same problem with my pulpit. Previous owner was lowering the mast on the 30 ft boat and dropped it the last few feet. The front end of the pulpit was bent down about 30 degrees, the...
Forum:
Gear & Maintenance
07-10-2003
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Volvo MD7A
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BertV
Volvo MD7A
Abandon an jewel like the MD7A?!? That''s like saying goodby to an old Atomic 4 (which I have done!). No, for the price I''ll be sticking with this one for a while. It''s still in great shape. I will...
Forum:
Gear & Maintenance
07-09-2003
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Volvo MD7A
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BertV
Volvo MD7A
I have one of these faithful motors in my ''78 Islander Bahama 30. Original motor with very good compression. The only issue I have is the soot that it produces at cruising RPM (2200). It covers the...
Forum:
Gear & Maintenance
07-07-2003
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Cleaning non-skid
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873
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BertV
Cleaning non-skid
The best I have come up with is a stiff brush and a product like Fantastic. The non-skid is designed to grip and it grips everything, including the dirt. Try to stay away from the abrasive cleaners...
Forum:
Gear & Maintenance
07-07-2003
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Etching mast
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568
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BertV
Etching mast
Take a good look at the Interlux aluminum paint system. I used it about 12 years ago on a Islander 30 mast. It still looks good. I purchased another Islander 30 last fall and have done the same paint...
Forum:
Gear & Maintenance
07-03-2003
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Lifelines - need help
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1,657
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BertV
Lifelines - need help
So here''s a novel idea. We had to replace our "lifelines" on a 30 ft boat. The retail price to have this done professionally by a rigger was in the area of $800+. This is a double lifeline setup...
Forum:
Gear & Maintenance
06-25-2003
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Spinnaker on Pearson 30
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2,990
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BertV
Spinnaker on Pearson 30
All that rigging will save a bundle. Yes, a spinnaker on a 30 footer is definately bigger than a 20 of 25 footer, but everything is manageable. I went from an O''Day 25 to the Islander 30 and the...
Forum:
Gear & Maintenance
06-24-2003
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Spinnaker on Pearson 30
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BertV
Spinnaker on Pearson 30
Lots of questions. Is the mast set up for a spinnaker? Do you have a separate spinnaker halyard on a swivel at the masthead? If not, you need that. The jib halyard typically won''t do because of the...
Forum:
Gear & Maintenance
06-10-2003
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Bulkhead mounted cabin heater. How hot?
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BertV
Bulkhead mounted cabin heater. How hot?
Same message, I have a Dickinson bulkhead mounted heater (with fan) and it''s hot enough when wide open to boil water (which we have done on the top).
Forum:
Boat Review and Purchase Forum
06-09-2003
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9
Islanders and such
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1,227
Posted By
BertV
Islanders and such
I''ve been away from SailNet for a while, rebuilding my Islander Bahama 30 that we bought last fall. It''s ready to go and we''re loking forward to sailing in and around Vancouver Island this...
Forum:
Gear & Maintenance
05-02-2003
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anchor lights
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907
Posted By
BertV
anchor lights
Perko makes a LED anchor light with a photo sensor in the light fixture. Turns the anchor light off at daybreak. Draws next to no wattage.
Forum:
Gear & Maintenance
04-24-2003
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Inflateable Paint
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551
Posted By
BertV
Inflateable Paint
Thank you. I will explore further......
Forum:
Gear & Maintenance
04-22-2003
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2
Inflateable Paint
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551
Posted By
BertV
Inflateable Paint
Anyone have any knowledge of a paint that would stick to, and be flexible enough, for an inflateable dinghy. The dinghy in mind is a white AquaPro with some stripes. The stripes (glued on) have faded...
Forum:
Gear & Maintenance
04-03-2003
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Teak Cabin Sole
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1,371
Posted By
BertV
Teak Cabin Sole
I''ve done an solid oak sole in the past. Sealed it with a product called S1 sealer. That''s a two part epoxy sealer that is as thin as water, gets into everything. It was made by a local plastics...
Forum:
Gear & Maintenance
03-22-2003
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Bottom Job / Barrier Coat
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1,554
Posted By
BertV
Bottom Job / Barrier Coat
Years ago I had multiple lays of old bottom paint that I wasn''t looking forward to taking off. Too much like work! I used a pressure washer with a sand pick-up. The sand pick-up is simply a tube...
Forum:
Gear & Maintenance
03-22-2003
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3
Arco Winches
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1,846
Posted By
BertV
Arco Winches
Thanks guys!
Forum:
Gear & Maintenance
03-20-2003
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3
Arco Winches
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1,846
Posted By
BertV
Arco Winches
I have recently purchased and am in the process of rebuilding a 1978 Islander Bahama 30. This boat came with Arco two speed primary winches and Lemar single speed secondarys. Anyone know where Arco...
Forum:
Gear & Maintenance
03-19-2003
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3
Sole preparation
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848
Posted By
BertV
Sole preparation
No one else seems to want to tackle this one, so here''s my take on it. I assume that the wood has discolored with time and fuel/oil spills that have soaked into the wood? To make it look like new...
Forum:
Gear & Maintenance
03-17-2003
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MAST FLEX
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969
Posted By
BertV
MAST FLEX
Again, it''s a bit difficult to determine if there is a problem. With the main sail up, the mast is supported fore and aft by the mainsail in tension. How much tension is on the rigging? When you go...
Forum:
Gear & Maintenance
03-16-2003
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8
MAST FLEX
Views:
969
Posted By
BertV
MAST FLEX
Need a bit more information. What is causing the mast to flex? Pounding through waves? Chances are that on a 25 ft boat (like my former 25 ft O''Day) the lower stays (single per side) are parallel to...
Forum:
Gear & Maintenance
03-16-2003
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4
Hull Out What can I do
Views:
739
Posted By
BertV
Hull Out What can I do
The good news is that you are having it surveyed. Not that all surveyors are real ood at their jobs but if you have very limited experience, it''s good to have someone who knows what to look for. If...
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