QuoteThere's a winch on the starboard side of the boom. Is this standard? If so, what is it intended to be used for?
Like Ron I don't think it's standard. On the boom its purpose was probably for the outhaul.
Jim
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Show posts MenuQuoteThere's a winch on the starboard side of the boom. Is this standard? If so, what is it intended to be used for?
QuoteMy 30 year built in Microwave finally bit the dust.
QuoteUnstepping is not a viable option at this time since the nearest place to do that is over 40 miles away.
QuoteHe's going to cut an access port at the base and install new VHF coax and a new anchor light at the same time he's installing the wind transducer and cable.
QuoteYou can discharge black water into the Great Lakes?
QuoteHas anyone else had these thoughts, removed this valve?
QuoteHow did you fabricate the shelf in the vberth for it to sit on? I think I saw your report here on the install. How did you get the duct to the aft cabin?
QuoteI was onboard today looking at placement options for my install. The cabinet aft of the nav table looks good as does the starboard forward setee and the vberth.
Quote from: Analgesic on March 03, 2024, 07:44:58 AMWe took a full month off last summer for the first time as I'm nearing retirement and had one of our best cruises, Boston Harbor area all the way to Brooklyn, up the Hudson to West Point area and back. This summer with a month off again, looking to head down east Maine possibly to the Canadian border. Added a second 110 W solar panel to the bimini, in the process of replacing the engine mounts to the Vetus K75s to hopefully reduce the noise level motoring, replaced the whole propane set up and sanded and varnished the cabin sole. Hoping for the best summer yet!
QuoteAre the "Mains'l Cover Insignia C-34" from Catalina Direct also suitable to have a sailmaker sew onto the mainsail?
Quotethat's an amazing trip! Is 2 months the longest you've been on Shamrock? How many in your crew? I've heard many good things about the beautiful north channel. I would need a solid amount of time off to sail there from the toronto area