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| Category: Projects |
Submitted by: Warren Updike |
DIY Mast Climber
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| Instructions for making a mast climber using a pair of rock climbing ascenders. The TopClimber retails for $260. The ascenders are the main cost here. Maybe worth going with the TopClimber. |
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Date: Jul.08.12 Rating: 2.97(576)
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Category: Manuals & Technical Info  Rigging |
Submitted by: Karl Mielenhausen |
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Lewmar Winch Service Manual
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This is a multi-lingual, step-by-step guide to servicing your Lewmar winch. This booklet tells you how to give your Lewmar winches the care and attention they need to ensure that whether you sail for results, records or pleasure, your winches will contribute that extra level of performance.
This guide applies to servicing the current range of Lewmar winches. The same overall servicing principles may be used for earlier versions, although the detailed construction of the winches may be different. |
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B2304 Rev6 Date: Feb.23.11 Rating: 3.00(547)
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| Category: Boat Buying/Selling |
Submitted by: Karl Mielenhausen |
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Used Prices
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| This Excel spreadsheet details the trend of Yachtworld ASKING prices for the Catalina 320 over the past 5 years. The final tab (SUM) shows some more detailed analysis for the 2000 model year boats. You may find this useful as you shop for used boats. |
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Date: Jan.10.11 Rating: 2.85(770)
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| Category: Manuals & Technical Info Electric |
Submitted by: Chris Willems |
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Why we had 12 volts in our safety lines, bow & stern pulpits...
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| This winter I finally figured out how we were getting so much juice into our safety lines, bow & stern pulpit. I had pulled the 12V supply out last year, but didn't get to the root of the problem until I was able to disassemble the galley cabinets and get up inside and see how the large bolt for the port stantion had been pressed into the 12V line. I'm glad I finally resolved the issue - I was disappointed to find the cause... |
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