Wal
Josh Muckley wrote:
<snip> OR someone will snag it with their feet while moving about. <snip>
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I had a friend who suffered major damage when a non-sailor guest snagged
it with a foot, pulling it out and bending it down so it wouldn't go
back. The guest didn't say anything, out of ignorance or
embarrassment. Then they missed a tack in a close quarters, and the
captain tried to start the engine just to get away from a pier, ending
up broadside to the pier and held there by the breeze. Bad day. If
it's too much trouble to move, it's a good idea to remove the knob or
put the smallest one possible on.
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- Re: Stus-List Engine Troubles Bill Coleman
- Re: Stus-List Engine Troubles Neil Gallagher
- Re: Stus-List Engine Troubles Josh Muckley
- Re: Stus-List Engine Troubles Wally Bryant
- Re: Stus-List Engine Troubles Martin DeYoung
