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psneeld replied to the thread Leaking hot water tank’s pressure relief valve.Are you sure where the drip is actually from? If from the threads, should be an easy fix of proper thread sealant and normal... -
psneeld replied to the thread Winter Storage Position.Wow...arguments over specific boats. Yes...many different reasons to block different boats, different ways. Only answer to the OP is...
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psneeld replied to the thread Change electric stove, install gas stove.As far as I can tell, even ABYC would allow bottles can be stored in the open air or a simple locker with a drain at the bottom as long...
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psneeld replied to the thread Just for fun, how many spare hose clamps do you have onboard?.Here is a good tutorial on hose clamps...there is a part I that explains more. It discusses when 1 or 2 clamps are critical and when 2...
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psneeld replied to the thread What parts would be needed for a long trip?.Is this a far offshore "long trip" or a long coastal cruise with possibility of assistance, tow to reasonable sized port and decent...
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psneeld replied to the thread Complexity vs mission-worthiness and reliability.https://lightningmaster.com/emp-protection/#:~:text=Lightning%20strikes%20release%20raw%20power%20in%20the%20form,equipment%2C%20most%20d...
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psneeld replied to the thread Boat Selection and Draft.Yep...best recommended max draft for ACIW and Bahamas is 4 ft and has been since cruising these waters since the '70s. 10 ft draft is...
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psneeld replied to the thread What it’s like under a coastguard helicopter….It's easier on the helo pilot and the helo requires less power if the boat keeps moving. 22 knots is pretty fast but certainly doable...
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psneeld replied to the thread Complexity vs mission-worthiness and reliability.Not sure about other TFers... I know some will read your post with interest. I struggled.... not sure what you were getting at...
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psneeld replied to the thread Flybridge hard top.One issue with Starboard is it expands and contracts quite a bit with temperature. Another captain used it for covering the dash of one...
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psneeld replied to the thread Intro/Hello.Totally agree, inland waters generally favor houseboats and pontoon boats for many reasons such as roominess, less initial and often...
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psneeld replied to the thread Flybridge hard top.A friend covered his bimini frame with sheets of starboard like material from Lowes or Home Depot that was much lighter/less expensive...
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psneeld replied to the thread Boat issues found after the survey and deal closed.One can often find things wrong after a surveyor. Much like buying a brand new boat, defects and issues can be out of sight and...
