Gross is 18.27 Net is 17.36 You may still need an official tonnage survey. Good luck. Kim Chapman C400 #249

You should not need to replace the entire drum. Most likely you only need to replace the bearing pack. I paid $180 a few years ago. Kim C400 #249

I go where the wind blows for the next seven weeks... K-) Kim Get BlueMail for Android

BTW if you ship a "repair" part to the Bahamas then you may be able to avoid expensive duty. Ask Watermaker....they would know. Kim Get BlueMail for Android

I replaced the main bearing pack a few years ago. Relatively easy to do at anchor but does require effort and intimate knowledge of the furler. It seems unlikely the torlon bearings would crumble and

The numbers are on the rubber sides in big, easy to read, numbers. Thanks... Kim Get BlueMail for Android

Lee, for clarity, was port mount a 200 and the starboard mount a 150? Kim Get BlueMail for Android

I think my starboard/aft motor mount needs replacing. It's very close to bottoming out on the forward arm. I did a shaft alignment today and that corner needed to come up a tad. Questions: Any tips fo

Does anyone have a picture of how our outhaul on a conventional rig is set up? I had someone living in my boom and they chewed stuff up pretty bad. The reefing lines are good but I lost the aft end of

So I will be installing this new rigging myself. The shrouds are all straight forward of course however the forestay needs some consideration. If you opt to have the new wire swaged at both ends then

I'm having my standing rigging replaced this season. The "to-remain-nameless" boatyard I'm at will charge me a $250 contractor fee for the rigger to enter the yard to measure the rigging. I'm obviousl

I want to replace one of the anchor rollers and am struggling to find a supplier. My primary motivation is to have a roller with a "chain groove" in it. I'm hoping this will help reduce the amount of

Just grab the black bellows and nudge it aft. You'll get a gush of sea water and that will bleed out any air and other crap. Kim Chapman C400 #249 Quiescence

Or perhaps easing the leech line.... Kim

Have you tried tensioning the leech line ? Cheers.... Kim

Hey Bryan, I was never aware that a keel-stepped tall rig was even an option on our MKII's. How tall is your mast ? Kim Chapman C400 #249 Quiecence ---------- Original Message ---------- From: Bryan B

I also found the turning blocks to be weakly mounted. We bought the boat new in 2002 and in it's second year the starboard steering cable jumped off the turning block. It did this because the turning

The negative post on your house battery bank would be the best. You basically want a really good ground as even small amounts of current flow, induced or direct, can be disruptive. However, to not add

8500 pounds of lead on the beach ain't go'in nowhere ! Kim

I've had a Rocna 25 as my primary and a 44 lb Bruce as secondary. They live nicely together on the bow roller. The Rocna has 200' of chain. Never dragged and have been in some good blows in the Bahama