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Thanks Mike, I once hauled a Penguin out to the Chesapeake Bay, from Chicago, for the international championships with a pickup truck. Two carpeted two by fours, held on by C clamps, did the

Great job storing for transport on that little car. With a dock in my back yard I am so fortunate. Can be on the water in 15 minures. I made a rack for the bed of my pickup when I do transport, but

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Sent: Saturday, May 23, 2020 4:14 PM To: '[email protected]' <[email protected]> Subject: RE: TRICK PHOTOGRAPHY: Hiking Strap Retrofit Hello sports fans, After sharing

Hello sports fans, After sharing the photos of my mount for the ratchet block (with the matching I strap underneath the deck for the forward mount of the hiking strap) I was contacted and asked

Hello sports fans, After sharing the photos of my mount for the ratchet block (with the matching I strap underneath the deck for the forward mount of the hiking strap) I was contacted and asked

That is pretty dang cold! People were out swimming here today in NC. I have long shed the drysuit and today we had temps in the low 80ties. Nice warm breezy day, perfect for my sail today. Mr

Hi Roger, all, For what it’s worth, I made my first outing of the season today wearing my new neoprene gear. Nearest water temp reading to me is 44.2*F today (N. Atlantic), though the water I

Hello sports fans, After sharing the photos of my mount for the ratchet block (with the matching I strap underneath the deck for the forward mount of the hiking strap) I was contacted and asked

That didn't take long, you are definitively correct Joe. I had been calling it the sheet hook for decades. Interesting camera angle. Also interesting how the cockpit deck edge on some boats never had

Be sure to take the hook off!?Sent from my smartphone

Thanks for the kind words! Regarding my worry about it looks like this becomes a non-issue if you install the block with a stand-up spring under it, as my2fish’s post has now illustrated. Come

I don't know for definitively what an "open fairlead" is, but this immediately sprang to mind. Saw the pictured widget on the forward cockpit lip of a 1966 Sunfish. It's basically a hook on the

Here's my preferred setup and parts list: * Harken 2135 ratchet block * Harken 150 cam cleat (optional) * Spring Cup HSB2 * Stand up spring H071 * Eyestrap, LP91100 or H137 * Stainless steel

Nice photos. We've looked at a lot of them, there's over 3000 in the files here. But that's the first time I remember of the underside of the cockpit lip :) -- Cheers Clark and Skipper Our blog Small

We are sifting through the Parts List for the ALCORT Wooden Sunfish kit and the very last item listed was Open fairlead. Took us a while to figure out what it was. What do y'all think it is? Also we

Nice tips. I like the one about adding the eyestrap below the lip, useful for a lot of things. -- Cheers Clark and Skipper Our blog Small Boat Restoration ( http://smallboatrestoration.blogspot.com/

I'm not the op, but nice, helpful, thorough post -- thanks!

My own experience with this family of block has been to think it’s great. It might be bigger than you need, except that to run a comfortable-size mainsheet (half-inch, in my opinion), you might

Here you go Brian (please find attached)… Mark A. Kastel <mailto:Kastel@...> Kastel@... 608-625-2042 Sent: Friday, May 22, 2020 7:32 PM To: [email protected] Subject: