Re: 402 head/shower drains
If you confirm that it is plumbed into the wet exhaust, then you need to correct this. Running the engine could lead to CO getting into the main cabin via the drain. If that white hose has any cracks
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Tim Rivard
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Re: 402 head/shower drains
On Restless the head and shower join at a T that is extremely difficult to access and then go thru a strainer under the head sink and then pumped into the drain for the head sink. Roger Kuebel
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Roger Kuebel 362#150 Padanaram, MA
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Re: 426 outhaul line replacement
Neil. On our S42 ?put two triple blocks compounded with a single block. The triples are in the boom. One is shackled to the pin that secures the mainsheet blocks. The other is on the line going to
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Bob Fields
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426 outhaul line replacement
Our outhaul has been very difficult to operate recently, we had it apart briefly at the yard and the solution seems to be new line, and maybe blocks. Sadly I neglected to take any photos while the
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Neil Russell
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Re: S362 mast cradles for overland transport?
Thanks for the replies.? The first year I used the side mount rig That @JeffBoyle shows, and the hauler decided he would never do that again, as the width was too much for our local route.? I think
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Doug Snell
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Re: Autopilot _ACU 100 OK_error msg_NO PILOT
I did miss something in my earlier response. That is that if there was a fault causing No Pilot initially and then a software update caused a further issue, you now apparently have 2 issues, unless
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Pete Waterson
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Re: Autopilot _ACU 100 OK_error msg_NO PILOT
Hi Verne, I am assuming that since an update was necessitated by Raymarine, that the EV100 pilot has worked properly in the past and this is not an installation issue. If the ACU has been tested and
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Pete Waterson
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Re: Autopilot _ACU 100 OK_error msg_NO PILOT
Seawire Marine in FL repaired the gyro in my SPX10 autopilot computer ~3 years ago when Ray said they no longer service them Good folks Ray¡¯s support is good when you can get thru to a tech but that
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David Short, SV One Timer, 1997 362, Mt Desert, ME
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Re: Icebox conversion for 1984 Sabre 28-3
I converted my ice chest just as you're wanting to do by installing the Frigoboat keel-cooler cooler on my S-38 Mk I. It's simple, quiet, doesn't take up much space, and doesn't draw much power. Next
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Jerry Brecher
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Re: 402 head/shower drains
I removed the fist step leading up to the cockpit. ?I then ran the scope to port. ?That's were I found the head drain tied into what looks to be the wet exhaust. ?I haven't had a chance to double
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Scott Barnes
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Re: Autopilot _ACU 100 OK_error msg_NO PILOT
Hate it when that happens. If you've been on the group for a while, you'll know that I have no love for Raymarine. The first question I'd be asking is whether the ACU is properly connected to SeaTalk.
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Dan Grossman
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Autopilot _ACU 100 OK_error msg_NO PILOT
So my local boat yard, Turner Maine, sent my ACU 100 to Raymarine for repair as they indicated it was the cause of the error msg at the Autohelm station, NO PILOT. Raymarine sent it back with a NO
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Verne Royster 85 Sabre 32 About Time
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Re: Icebox conversion for 1984 Sabre 28-3
Check out Sea Frost at http://www.seafrost.com/ -- Jim Starkey, AmorphousDB, LLC
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Jim Starkey
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Re: Max prop coming out of reverse issue
I can't count how many times I have accidentally started the engine while still in reverse over the years. When sailing I always got the boat up to 5 knots or so, just out of habit from the old martec
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Jim Gregory
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Icebox conversion for 1984 Sabre 28-3
Hello, I would like to convert my icebox on my 1984 Sabre 28-3 to a refrigerator to replace my cooler-sized refrigerator, which is taking valuable space. ?The vessel is already equipped with a
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David Garcia
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Re: Resealing fixed port lights
I also replaced and resealed my fixed ports recently. Painter¡¯s tape and a flexible epoxy spreader are keys to getting a good bead. Avoid the temptation to overwork the silicone - I found one
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Jeff Boyle
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Re: Resealing fixed port lights
Thank you. Sent from my ShoePhone -- Michael Henning 1985 S36 Caper Allen Harbor, RI
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Michael Henning
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Re: Resealing fixed port lights
Hi, Michael. Here is guide from Sabre on how to do this: https://www.sabreyachts.com/sabre/wp-content/uploads/2012/08/LexanReplacement.pdf I¡¯m midway now having removed the existing port lights.
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Matt Quinn
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Resealing fixed port lights
Has anyone resealed the fixed port lights? Mine are leaking. Looking at the window it seems that just cutting the existing sealant should pretty much release it. Any pointers would be appreciated.
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Michael Henning
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Re: Ice Trays for 1989 Seafrost refrigeration
I had mine back in less than a week. Sent: Tuesday, March 25, 2025 5:27 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [SabreSailboat] Ice Trays for 1989 Seafrost refrigeration Thanks John, I¡¯ll give
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shollis
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