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Same problem with T26 -Re: [tanzer] Re: Tanzer 29 (was T25 Yanmar IB)

I replace my el. panel with big one (1' x 1') with a long (about 1')
harness on a back, so when I remove it and place aside , I have good
access to portside (filters, alternator, starter )of motor (YSM-8). It
is ,really, very practical.
Jakov
On 09/02/2012 7:30 AM, owen_schneider wrote:
> Yes, a Canadian boat affliction. My boat was the same. A prior owner put a
6" inspection port in there to allow for dipstick access... but it is still a
PITA. The idea is good, my cover even has sound insulation, and all shapes and
sizes are available... all you need is a jigsaw and drive and a watchful eye for
hoses and wires.
>
> --- In tanzer@yahoogroups.com, "Jim MacKrell"<Jimac@...> wrote:
>>
>> The top step on the Tanzer-built T25 does indeed pull out (with a little
>> effort). The limiting factor was the fact that the builder drilled through
>> the glass AND the plywood step/cover to run power from the fuse panel to
>> running lights, cabin lights etc., and a small molding was jamming against
>> the bulkhead. I pulled all that out and re-routed it so that it can co-exist
>> with the step. I can access the valve cover and injector quite easily now.
>> The dipstick is still a horrible PITA.
>> Jim
>>
>> T25 #16 Moonshadow
>
>
>




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I've read postings here with the suggestion to detach the shrouds completely before stepping the mast of the T22 to avoid bending chainplates. Does anyone know...
riversparkles1 Offline Send Email Jan 30, 2012
3:14 am

True for the T-22 - unstepping it is more important, since you won't be able to control things on the way down before they bend. So, the irony is that the...
owen_schneider Offline Send Email Jan 30, 2012
3:28 am

Thanks all for suggestions about unstepping and stepping the mast for a 7.5. I have a mast-lifting pole available at the marina so I'll use that for a very...
riversparkles1 Offline Send Email Jan 31, 2012
2:26 pm

All rope comes with one other requirement... new sheaves in the masthead. http://www.tanzer22.org/2104/rigging/mast/ The question becomes is it worth it. I...
owen_schneider Offline Send Email Feb 1, 2012
12:49 pm

Thanks all for the suggestions for stepping/unstepping the mast and the great pics on halyard sheaves. I'm seriously considering all rope halyards with new...
riversparkles1 Offline Send Email Feb 5, 2012
5:29 am

Jan, At the risk of boring others with a repeat of an earlier post, let me direct you to my analysis of shroud stretching issues for a T22 and photos of the...
Bill Wetzel
wrwetzel Offline Send Email
Feb 1, 2012
3:31 pm

Bill, i read the analysis, even though i've read 572 emails on stepping 22, 7.5, 26 masts. Lot of thinking went into that. We occasionally put the mast up on...
Pete Fuller
fullerpete... Offline Send Email
Feb 2, 2012
12:05 pm

On my T7.5 I slack the shrouds off about 1/2" or a little more, this works as I havn't bent a plate in 10 years of lowering the mast for winter storage....
David Atkins
bilbica Offline Send Email
Jan 30, 2012
3:40 am

... Jan, yes , you have to detach them completely, or to use springs, as some guys do. Jakov...
Jakov Kogan
yakov452003 Offline Send Email
Jan 30, 2012
3:33 pm

I normally have my mast stepped or un-stepped by the town by a crane during launch or haul out. This process has always been the safest, if I had to do it by...
Bob Andrews
perogiebob Offline Send Email
Jan 30, 2012
3:52 pm

30 years of loosening the upper shrouds to give lots of play, detaching the lowers & lowering/raising the mast with the mainsail tackle (with no bent bits)...
Greg Dargavel
pretendernsc Offline Send Email
Jan 31, 2012
2:19 pm

During haul out at our club, a few of us get together to help each other out. So there are enough willing hands available to lower the masts safely. On my T22,...
Marc Ranger
mranger31 Offline Send Email
Jan 31, 2012
2:41 pm

The folks at my club like to raise or lower my mast using an extension of the spinnaker halyard with someone on the end a way down the dock. They say this...
Midnight
jeff8478 Offline Send Email
Feb 1, 2012
3:19 pm

Here's the information I have on the Springs I use. 5-1/2" Hobby Horse Extender Spring mfd. by PrimeLine P/N SP-9625 Available @ Lowe's, Ace Hardware, etc. ...
Richard
man_evolving Offline Send Email
Feb 1, 2012
4:13 pm

Many thanks. I'll get some....
Midnight
jeff8478 Offline Send Email
Feb 2, 2012
2:49 pm

Rocking horse springs are as if made for this particular task. Don Sayles T22 320 Great Sacandaga Lake NY ________________________________ From: Midnight...
Donald Sayles
donaldjsayles Offline Send Email
Feb 1, 2012
6:04 pm

Does anyone with a T25 (not the 7.5) and a Yanmar IB know if the step immediately over the engine can be slid out? It looks like it does, but I am hesitant to...
Jim MacKrell
jimac... Offline Send Email
Feb 1, 2012
11:21 pm

I have a Tanzer 25 with an outboard. The engine compartment on my boat is all glassed in except for the front steps that can be lifted off. The step over where...
tony_bertram Offline Send Email Feb 2, 2012
8:14 pm

Thanks for your response. The IB implementation is different in that the step on the top of the "engine room" is teak plywood extending into the quarter berth....
Jim MacKrell
jimac... Offline Send Email
Feb 4, 2012
2:29 am

Inboards. They live in a tight box, with only one path for removal, in and out of the cutout revealed when the stairs are lifted. Access is just enough to do...
owen_schneider Offline Send Email Feb 4, 2012
1:54 pm

Owen's observation of the space in a T-29 is correct. It presented a challenge to remove the Volvo 1205 engine and transmission and replace them. It didn't...
O'Neill, Michael J
tanzer203 Offline Send Email
Feb 4, 2012
7:50 pm

The top step on the Tanzer-built T25 does indeed pull out (with a little effort). The limiting factor was the fact that the builder drilled through the glass...
Jim MacKrell
jimac... Offline Send Email
Feb 8, 2012
10:33 pm

Yes, a Canadian boat affliction. My boat was the same. A prior owner put a 6" inspection port in there to allow for dipstick access... but it is still a...
owen_schneider Offline Send Email Feb 9, 2012
12:30 pm

I replace my el. panel with big one (1' x 1') with a long (about 1') harness on a back, so when I remove it and place aside , I have good access to portside...
Jakov Kogan
yakov452003 Offline Send Email
Feb 9, 2012
5:16 pm
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