Posted by: Charles Mathis
2010-08-02 11:06:12
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Subject: Sail Marshall Sanderling 18" |
| I am looking for a used sail for my Marshall 18'
Anyone know of one? Thanks
Charlie |
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Posted by: Douglas McQuilken
2010-03-31 11:14:25
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Subject: American Rope & Tar |
| Came across a reference to them in latest issue of Points East - "American Rope & Tar was established in 1989 as a source for hard to find materials for wooden boat owners" - website at http://www.tarsmell.com/index.html |
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Posted by: Charles Shipman
2010-03-23 07:19:14
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Subject: Seeking Competent Boatwright Long Island NY |
| I am interested in restoration of a 17’ Cape Cod Catboat located in Suffolk County, Long Island, NY. It is a Charles Wittholtz design, built by Ted Hermann. I am seeking a competent boatwright, whether amatuer or professional, to assist me. Any references to a capable individual or boatyard in the area would be greatly appreciated. |
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Posted by: David A. Calder
2009-12-19 15:01:56
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Subject: Plugs/Corks for Sanderling Cockpit Drains |
| Sylvia Cohn (973/325-9255) has asked for a source for plugs or corks to fit in the cockpit drains of a Sanderling. Anyone with a suggestion should contact her by phone (she doesn't list an Email.
Thanks,
Dave Calder
CBA Membership Secretary
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Posted by: Thomas F. Baldwin
2009-12-14 13:00:20
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Subject: jam cleat on Marshall Sandpiper |
| I have some teenage girls who use my Marshall Sandpiper regularly and managing the sheet tires them. I am wondering if I can put a jam cleat at the after end of the centerboard trunk. It may interfere somewhat with the operation of the centerboard, but it would relieve the tension and make it easier for them to sail, I think. I would also put a pulley on the boom just above the jam cleat. Is this a good solution? |
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Posted by: Christopher Downes
2009-09-27 19:50:10
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Subject: Herreschoff sail and cover |
| Hi everyone! I'm the new kid on the block. I purchased a HA18 last year and I'm in love. I've spent a lot of time under her scraping and painting, top sides teak repair and Cetoling. I've just finished rerigging her and now I'm looking at her sail. It's the original as far as I know and is a little stretched out. I'd like to reproduce it if at all possible. I'm also looking for a sail cover as mine does not fit well and has seen better days. I like to get a sense of how much a sail would cost and availabilty. On a side note I'm also working on a tabernacle mast set up for her. Any thoughts?
Chris |
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Posted by: kelly zweig
2009-07-30 18:53:43
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Subject: 15ft minuteman centerboard |
| My centerboard for a 15ft minuteman fell to the botton on the river. Any ideas on where to purchase one? |
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Posted by: Brent Putnam
2009-03-29 14:02:11
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Subject: Bronze hardware sources |
| A collection of sources for bronze hardware, as shared by the membership of the CBA...
1) C. E. Beckman Company
11-35 Commercial Street
New Bedford, MA 02740
(508) 994-9674
www.cebeckman.com
Beckman's has a huge supply of Bronze fastenings as well as traditional bronze hardware. They supply most of the area's boatyard's
2) Merton's Fiberglass Supply
321 Albany St. Rear
Springfield, MA 01105
(413) 763-0348
www.mertons.com
Merton's has a decent supply of bronze screws. They are a good supplier for System Three epoxy which mixes at 2-1 ratio and "Much" less money than West System.
3) Ship Shops in South Yarmouth Ma.
508-398-2256
4) Bolt Depot. http://www.boltdepot.com/
5) Direct from Marshall Marine - good silicon bronze stuff
6) Hamilton Marine |
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Posted by: C. Guy Marlow
2008-07-31 14:00:00
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Subject: Sails for catboats |
| I am currently building a 22 foot Cape Cod Catboat ( Ted Brewer plans) . Can anyone recommend a sailmaker for the sail ?
Thanks
Guy Marlow |
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