Andy, Pete,
I'm currently working in a building on the Hinckley campus (in marine 
electronics).  If you need anything checking out any time you're away from the 
yard, let me know (or assists with deliveries, Andy).  I am C&C-less now, but 
have very fond memories of my 35-3.
Best wishes,
Tim






On Fri, Jan 6, 2017 at 11:26 AM -0500, "PETER OCAMPO via CnC-List" 
<[email protected]> wrote:










Thanks Andy
I won't leave till May 2017 hopefully just trying to get as many ducks in a  
row bc I can only make it down there monthly I will be back there to just make 
sure tarps in place green blue white. Red neck style  
next planned trip the weekend  of Jan 28
It is at NEB all the way in the back  right side taking road straight back next 
to some hull molds and beside a beneteau as of now. Dave reish was kind enough 
to check out rudder for me 
It is avante  previously owned by r palmero owned it since 1987  but my kids 
have re named it goonie island will have it re lettered in the spring 
Sorry stuffing box was repacked  2012 not replaced.  Westerbeke 33 w v drive  
tight space to access stuffing box 
Fuel tank was 1/2 to 3/4 full prior to me filling it with fresh 20 gallons 
I would love to get your input on anything else I should do
I did do the 2 day safety at sea course there last year  so I'm trying to learn 
as much as possible 
Thanks
Peter. 207-712-2938 

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On Jan 6, 2017, at 11:07 AM, Andrew Burton via CnC-List <[email protected]> 
wrote:

Hi Peter, 
Stuffing box should be fine...may need repacking.
Was the fuel tank left full? If so, you can probably get away with the fuel 
that's in there. If not, emptying the tank and filling with clean fuel is 
probably adequate. Just take plenty of spare Racor filter elements with you 
30micron, not 5micron. I'd replace the filter on the engine, too. make sure you 
know how to change the Racors without introducing air into the system. I keep a 
gallon jug of diesel handy to refill the the filter after I replace the 
element. Also, make sure you know how to bleed the engine and have the tools 
handy. Which engine do you have?
For the windows, there is lots of expertise here and the archives. 
When are you heading up to Portland? I'll be around after about Jan 20th, I 
just have to get one more boat to the Caribbean first. I'd love to have a look 
at your boat. My boat is behind the LMI building next to Hinckley and I will be 
on the cat Aqua at Hinckley most of the day on Saturday if you feel like 
stopping by to say hi.
Cheers
Andy
C&C 40
Peregrine


On Fri, Jan 6, 2017 at 10:17 AM, PETER OCAMPO via CnC-List 
<[email protected]> wrote:
Hello group



Three questions



1 My boat has sat on hard for 3 years.  Racor Fuel filter  fuel was clear red. 
Not dusky 1/2 to 3/4 full  Removed all fuel and replaced with new diesel fuel 
engine started fine.



It was suggested that I have fuel tank polished estimated cost is $570 before I 
sail the boat from Newport ri to Portland Maine



My question is it worth it or is it better just to replace original fuel tank 
with new fuel

Tank  and if so plastic or aluminum



2 Next question stuffing box was replaced by yard in 2012.   Do I need to do it 
again before launch



3 Last question. All cabin top window I have had new ones made. What is the 
best way to attach. I have seen use of 4200



Thanks



Peter




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