Listers-
What's your favorite prop puller? Or at least, which one / what kind would you
recommend to pull a fixed two-blade 12" prop off a 7/8" SAE tapered shaft with
5/8" x 11 UNC thread?
Thanks,
Randy
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Nice work Dennis! Very cool. And that's a good-looking yacht club building.
Cheers,
Randy
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Don,
I have no clue. It can't be much. Just a few numbers every so often. I
read through the manual and the specs on the stations product page and did
not see anything on data usage.
http://site.ambientweatherstore.com/Manuals/ws1001wifi.pdf
You may be able to slow the refresh rate to reduce
Hi Dennis,
We are quite interested in exploring station at www.ncyc.ca. The regular
weather stations and private Weather Underground stations are physically far
away. The North Channel NOAA style Environment Canada Weather Buoy is our
current go to for current weather.
Our club is remote
I got a crazy bug a few months ago to install a weather station at my yacht
club, Pontchartrain Yacht Club on the north shore of Lake Pontchartrain at
Mandeville, LA. There were no wind stations anywhere close to my club.
There are some wind data/forecasts available through premium wind services
You're going to get a lot of recommendations for different
sources/brands/prices.
Personally, I've had good experience with 3M butyl tape purchased at a local
auto parts store that specializes in material for automotive body shops.
Over the years I've gone through two complete boxes of the stuff
As Bill said. Pbase (Maine Sail). Unless you are in Canada (shipping cost
would kill you). If you can find it somewhere local, buy it there.
Marek
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From: Bruce Whitmore via CnC-List
On Windburn the external rails are held down using SS hanger bolts.
They are convenient to lay a bead of butyl around while installing.
So far ( 17 years ) no concern with strength.
The inside rail has a long screw that goes through the cabin top
and into the external rail.
Michael Brown
Hi,
On my boat, the exterior and interior handrails are offset. The PO wanted to be
able to remove the exterior handrails during the winter months so he could do
the varnish at home. He used thickened époxy to glue the bolts and teak plugs
from the outside so they dont turn when he put the
I did this on my 79 30 Mk 1 also. A small flathead screwdriver in the hole will
hold the nut from turning . If you are sealing the outer rails with 4200 or
similar do not over-tighten the handrails . Just snug enough to squeeze a bit
of sealant out then let it cure . Snug up after it has cured
Hi Randy
I am not certain that screws in place of bolts would be as robust and therefore
quite as safe. Thinking of possibility of stripped threads in the wood etc …
Mike
Persistence
Halifax, NS
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Hi Steve,
I'll be fastening Grenadine's new exterior handrails in a couple weeks. She's a
30-1, hull #7, built September 1972. I'm pretty sure her old handrails were
original, and they were fastened with screws through the cabin top from the
inside. No bungs on the exterior handrails. I
I bought a 20' roll of INCOM butyl tape from West Marine for $25. The stuff is
made in Ancaster, Ontario.
https://www.westmarine.com/buy/incom--butyl-caulking-tape--P015730286?recordNum=8
Can't say I swear by it or any other brand yet; this will be my first time
using it. I'm bedding
Hello all,
I removed teak hand rails from my C MK1 1979 last fall. There is an
inside and outside rail that are both fastened together by the same bolt
and nut (inside nut). Both ends are recessed into the rail with teak plug
to fill the hole.
I haven't tried to install them back yet however, I
Sailrite also sells marine grade butyl tape made by Dehco at $10/roll.
http://www.sailrite.com/Butyl-Tape-Bedding-Deck-Hardware-Sealant-Video-Demo
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Paul E.
1981 C 38 Landfall
S/V Johanna Rose
Fort Walton, FL
http://svjohannarose.blogspot.com/
> On Mar 21, 2017, at 12:00 PM,
+1 on Mainecruising for Bed-it.
Gary
30-1
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Sent: Tuesday, March 21, 2017 8:36 AM
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Cc: Bill Bina - gmail
Subject: Re: Stus-List Best source for
Google: bed-it butyl tape
Bed-it is the only brand specifically formulated for marine use. Most
people get it from a website on pbase.com, but a few stores, such as
Hamilton Marine also carry it.
http://www.pbase.com/mainecruising/butyl_tape
Bill Bina
On 3/21/2017 8:14 AM, Bruce Whitmore
Hello all,
I am a big fan of butyl sealant tape on deck hardware as many of you have said
in the past. Yet, there are many formulations, some of which work better than
others for our applications.
Which one do you swear by, and can you please post a link?
Thanks!!!
1994 C 37/40+
Astralis
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