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    Re: Dinghy with removeable transom

    That's a great idea! I didn't consider that an existing boat could be ... retrofitted. Do you have any pictures or details of how you restructured the transom?

    How did you secure it to the cabin?...
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    Dinghy with removeable transom

    I know a lot of people seem to like storing their dinghy either in davits (my beam tapers at the stern, so I have a small transom) or on the foredeck (I happen to like having access to my foredeck;...
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    Fantastic thread, thanks for recommending!
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    Re: Deck paint testimonial:

    I would point out that relatively few people are walking on that paint. That being said, you could counter-point that the surface was in all probability minimally prepped. Very well. You win this...
  5. Wooden & Traditional Boats in the Wild?

    I notice that I see a lot more wooden boats in New England than I do elsewhere. No doubt there are a lot of factors owing to this: climate, hauling the boat out for almost half the year, affordable...
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    Re: Mast lights for a small schooner

    In the US the CFRs cite the ABYC codes which require electrified lamps for this purpose, so anything I do with oil would have to be a secondary. I recall the CFRs being fairly specific with regard to...
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    Re: Storage on dock ideas?

    What size area do you have to work with on the dock? This may be a bit outside of the scope of concept but... Harbor Freight offers a mobile carport/garage that is 17 ft. x 10 ft. (they also have a...
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    Re: Boat Launch Invitation

    Gorgeous! I love the cream of the sails, and such a smart profile. Very becoming. I can't tell from the photo if you use hoops, lacing, or do you brail to the mast?
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    Re: Mast lights for a small schooner

    Zane: This is a great solution, and aside from using light boards is the only solution that really keeps all lights visible when the uppers are set. I might still opt for an all-around white on the...
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    Re: Mast lights for a small schooner

    Boatsbgood: Thank you for the reminder, in which case I should absolutely hold onto my sidelights, and I think perhaps the lightboard is the way to go about it for steaming purposes. I don't have any...
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    Re: Mast lights for a small schooner

    Sorry, having a bit of a hard time following you. A crane as in a short yoke-shaped spar that lives up by the truck of the foremast? Would this be in Chapelle's?
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    Re: Maine is for (boat) lovers!

    What a beautiful boat! I hope you will tell us about it. It looks like you had a splendid day, I do hope so, everyone sporting their Nantucket reds! I put into Ogunquit once with Outward Bound, it...
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    Mast lights for a small schooner

    Hello all,

    Long time lurker thought I would finally sign on.

    I have port and starboard lights mounted either side of the cabin top, a foot abaft the foremast. These do a wonderful job of...
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