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28379 Gib Metcalf
gemetcalf Send Email
Dec 28, 2010
1:12 am
We went with Doyle Sails and their Durasail line. It's a basic cruising sail. What I liked about Doyle was that the loft is local (good for end of season...
28380 Peter Tollini
petertr3 Send Email
Dec 28, 2010
4:04 am
I forgot to add that our old main had a Dutchman. We sprang for it on the new sail. As Gib says, it's worth it. Pete...
28381 Carter
carter_brey Send Email
Dec 28, 2010
4:16 am
Gib and Pete mention that a new main is the occasion for an extra or two, and of course they're absolutely right; I ordered a Tides Marine sail track to go...
28382 Scott
targa387 Send Email
Dec 28, 2010
10:39 am
Ah yes, project creep! But i've got to agree, the Tides Marine sail track was a major improvement on my main sail handling for my 34. In my case, I added it...
28383 Carter Brey
carter_brey Send Email
Dec 28, 2010
1:08 pm
The Tides Marine sail track installation is pretty rudimentary, which is why I was able to do it myself. It involved a bit of microsurgery on the mast gate...
28384 Leonard Bertaux
walkabout193 Send Email
Dec 28, 2010
2:34 pm
Alan North has a new dacron material that can be cut for a radial panel configuration. I'm looking at purchasing a new 135 genoa in August using this fabric....
28385 Jeff Bartlett
jhbartlett Send Email
Dec 28, 2010
5:02 pm
Alan, North makes very nice sails, but I think that a significant portion of the price they charge is pumped back into advertising, and to keep the prices...
28386 Brooks Wright
bwright847 Send Email
Dec 28, 2010
5:46 pm
Thanks Jer and Jim. He had ruled out a folding prop and was looking for thrust (over less drag) in a 3 blade so your comments should help. When I get home from...
28387 suzanne@...
sabre28solace Send Email
Dec 28, 2010
7:36 pm
SV SOLACE is getting her vanity/sink replaced!...
28388 Rob Wilk...
robsole77 Send Email
Dec 28, 2010
10:33 pm
Lively Lady got a new leather wheel cover! ________________________________ From: "suzanne@..." <suzanne@...> To:...
28389 Alan
artherrien Send Email
Dec 28, 2010
10:39 pm
SV Miss T got a new Garmin NMEA 2000 wind system. Considering the weather in MA lately, I guess it won't be getting installed on the mast for a few months...
28390 s36_ospery Send Email Dec 29, 2010
1:29 am
Osprey got a new dacron Doyle fully battened main complete with dutchman, and a 140% dacron genoa. Spring is coming! Jim...
28391 jack horner
captbluwater Send Email
Dec 29, 2010
1:36 pm
Sandpiper S-28 got a new X-5 wheel pilot, Lee but she has to wait for warm weather till the captain installs it . Florida, yesterday it was 31 degrees in the...
28392 Jeff Bartlett
jhbartlett Send Email
Dec 29, 2010
2:47 pm
My S28 got hauled 12/21 for the winter... Jeff B S28-546...
28393 jack horner
captbluwater Send Email
Dec 29, 2010
3:06 pm
Here are my new rack pictures..Lee Fla Sabre 28 #515 Happy New Year.....
28394 Joe
cbr_deuce Send Email
Dec 29, 2010
10:07 pm
Very Nice! joe...
28395 allan.jarvis1 Send Email Dec 30, 2010
11:43 am
A "new" Sabre 28 Mk II; hull #242; it will be coming to Bailey Island, ME (Casco Bay) in a few weeks for some refitting ahead of the 2011 sailing season. Allan...
28396 Jan
workshoe99 Send Email
Dec 30, 2010
1:14 pm
Lee, I think you should be down here in Mexico. Sunny skies and 80 degrees everyday! Wow, it sounds like the rest of the country is really getting hit. I feel...
28397 fs3873 Send Email Dec 31, 2010
5:21 pm
I have been shopping for a Sabre 34 MK II or 36 MK I that were built in the 1980's, and have repeatedly come across boats that have rotted soles. At first...
28398 Dave Lochner
ontariosailor52 Send Email
Dec 31, 2010
5:55 pm
John, The problem with the stringers is that they are not sealed on the bottom. Reach into the bilge and under the stringer. You can tell if it badly rotted or...
28399 Dave Lochner
ontariosailor52 Send Email
Dec 31, 2010
6:01 pm
John, The estimate I had for replacing the cabin sole came in at about $10K. The yard estimated 120 hours of labor. Dave On Dec 31, 2010, at 12:55 PM, Dave...
28400 Jamie
jamesdase Send Email
Dec 31, 2010
8:59 pm
10K, an excellent motivator to become "handy" and experience the pride of ownership and a job well done. Is it just me or are there many of us who enjoy...
28401 Dave Lochner
ontariosailor52 Send Email
Dec 31, 2010
9:18 pm
It must be an acquired taste, as I seem to spend more time maintaining and repairing my boat than actually sailing it. Dave On Dec 31, 2010, at 4:01 PM, Jamie...
28402 Gib Metcalf
gemetcalf Send Email
Dec 31, 2010
9:35 pm
In regard to Jamie's question, this is an excellent example of sample selection. Those who enjoy working on boats tend to be frequent contributors to this...
28403 R Coerse
earlylight160 Send Email
Dec 31, 2010
9:36 pm
Someone with average woodworking skills can certainly accomplish this repair. The repair on Early Light cost less than $500 in materials and approx 70 man...
28404 John Callis
fs3873 Send Email
Dec 31, 2010
10:12 pm
I'm going to include some pictures of the sole that I am concerned with. One can easily see that there is mold and delaminated plywood which includes fairly...
28405 Grant Woodside
gewoodsiii Send Email
Dec 31, 2010
11:47 pm
One way to look at things that are out of the way is to take a picture with your digital camera. Your camera will fit into smaller places than your head will....
28406 THOMPSON, GREGORY
gregthomfps Send Email
Jan 1, 2011
12:56 am
A couple of things, first Dick sells himself short. I think any of us would love to have him maintaining our boat. I would include a plan for drainage in...
28407 Jim Starkey
humblecoder Send Email
Jan 1, 2011
2:50 am
Some boats have problems with water down the mast, others with bad sealing in the limber hole through the mast step. The symptoms are similar. If the problem...
28408 Jim Starkey
humblecoder Send Email
Jan 1, 2011
4:23 am
Shearwater got what almost every Sabre has and almost every Hinckley lacks: A proper cockpit drink holder. The Sabre design would be better, but putting a...
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