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Re: Top side primer
开云体育Good to hear about epiphanes enamel. We are planning on redoing topsides in the spring. Heard it is patchable - any experience with that? Marty Poseidon? 1967 T 27 ? sent by carrier pigeon ? On Sep 9, 2017, at 7:14 PM, mainesail113@... mainesail113@... [T27Owners] <T27Owners@...> wrote:
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Re: Top side primer
Depends on your final finish type. I only use enamel on wood boats, and one or two part for FG. I pretty much stick by manufacturer guidelines for reducing, thinners etc.? On FG I generally use a 1 part PU just because it's more forgiving to roll and tip than 2 part LPU yet gives good durability. Not awl grip but..the finish quality is totally a result of excellent surface prep and application technique...a guy here just did an amazing 1 part job with a bristle brush....I am confident about petit and interlux but have a preference for epifanes. Their multi marine primer makes a great tie coat between systems. On alum spars, I use a 2 part primer, 3 coats and top with one part PU. Cheers, Will Sent from my Verizon 4G LTE Smartphone |
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Re: Top side primer
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Recently I used Topsides primer and paint by Rustoleum. It's a one-part primer/paint. I used it to finish new floorboards for our inflatable dinghy. I was very pleased with the ease of use and the finish that resulted. At about $13 a quart, the price is unbeatable.? On Saturday, September 9, 2017 2:18 PM, "talbot.bill@... [T27Owners]" wrote:
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I am getting ready to prime and paint my deck . Any feed back on primers used and performance would be greatly appreciated. Bill Talbot Scot Free # 27
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Re: Trailer for my T27?
Thanks Brent (and Glenn), Joe Boat has been recommended to me, and your experience confirms his good reputation. I will consider him, but when asked last fall, my recollection was with his delivery, with a local yard's haul and launch, the round trip cost was somewhere in the vicinity of $1000 more than the price Noank Marine Services gave me for their hauling, winter storage and launching. That's why, if the right trailer happens to be out there, I want to consider that option. I don't really expect to find what I'm hoping for, but I just have to ask in case. I just figured you guys might have noticed if there was something languishing in the back row of a boatyard somewhere that would be suitable to carry one of our beloved T27's.Alan Schaeffer S/V Exuberance 1966 T27, Mystic, CT On Tue, Sep 5, 2017 at 5:23 PM, Brent Bass BJBass@... [T27Owners] <T27Owners@...> wrote:
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Re: Trailer for my T27?
I've used Joe Boat out of Old Saybrook () to haul 35 miles from home to New London, CT and they were awesome. As an alternate, the guy who runs Sea Tow out of Noank Shipyard has a hydraulic trailer; however, he hauled me 35 miles in the fall without telling me he doesn't use his trailer after Memorial Day so he left me high and dry, thus I used Joe Boat for the return trip. Both companies were awesome with setting down and picking up in a relatively tight driveway space next to the garage. One caveat for both of these options: they don't let their trailers touch the water, so you have to have a shipyard take your boat and the mast out beforehand (and either temporarily set you on stands, or coordinate the shipyard and trailer for the same date and time on both ends). Brent S/V Lola, #438 New London, CT On Tue, Sep 5, 2017 at 5:07 PM, Glenn Warren AER12814@... [T27Owners] <T27Owners@...> wrote:
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Re: Trailer for my T27?
开云体育You might look for a local guy with a hydraulic trailer; they often are flexible enough to take a hull with a keel. ?Then put it up on stands at your home which you might be able to rent.Glenn Warren
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Trailer for my T27?
Does anyone have a lead on where (preferably in southern New England) I might find a cheap trailer adequate for my T27?
I was considering a short haul this fall, then back to in-water storage for the winter, but would like to do some more extensive work on her and am weighing the merits of doing it at home rather than a yard. I'm on a shoestring and wouldn't want to pay too much more for a trailer than typical winter storage fees, but will consider all my options. Thanks! Alan Schaeffer S/V Exuberance 1966 T27, Mystic, CT |
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Re: Looking for Barient 22 self tailing 2 speed winch
I concur. Beckson still does sell the same ports. According to the salesman at Beckson, they supplied them. But double check the size; we replaced all 6 not long ago and the size we had was not what they said we should of had. Ours are 5 x 12. Fred Liesegang Eagle #662 |
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Re: Looking for Barient 22 self tailing 2 speed winch
Beckson made the windows for the T27-2. As of a few years ago they still stocked the parts.
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monicam@... -----Original Message----- From: ding_dong_slb@... [T27Owners] To: T27Owners Sent: Wed, Aug 16, 2017 3:25 pm Subject: Re: [T27Owners] Looking for Barient 22 self tailing 2 speed winch
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Scott just discovered that the mounting footprint for the Barient 22 winch is the same for the 21 and the 19 so that opens up the possibilities for getting a replacement.
We also have lost and are in need of repairing the side window screens and are looking for the manufacturer of those windows.
Thanks,
Steve?
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Re: Looking for Barient 22 self tailing 2 speed winch
Scott just discovered that the mounting footprint for the Barient 22 winch is the same for the 21 and the 19 so that opens up the possibilities for getting a replacement.
We also have lost and are in need of repairing the side window screens and are looking for the manufacturer of those windows. Thanks, Steve? |
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Re: Scupper replacement
Big is good. I ?am also planing to up grade the scuppers as part of a deck recore. My scuppers plug badly. I am looking at the geometry of routing them out th transom. Fewer holes below the waterline. Or possibly through the hull below the transom but still above the static water line.?
Years ago I skippered a Deerfoot. Her scuppers were 2 inch pvc pipe glassed in. Instead of a grate or strainer at the deck they ran two stainless rods at right angles like cross hairs through the pipe. They had tested this and found anything that got past the cross hairs would flush all the way out.? I do not like the original way the scuppers are tied together.? Some of the boats have the bilge pump tied into the scuppers. Also a bad idea.? |
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Re: Looking for Barient 22 self tailing 2 speed winch
I see model 23, 21, 19, etc on eBay, but no 22. Maybe they're visually
similar enough to be acceptable for the level of aesthetic you're going for, and comparably functional? In case no one has one, obviously. Hmm, maybe I should carry a spare winch too... and I might be living on the dark side with my T28 but it can't hurt toCan't speak to clubbiness of the list, but looks like a great Tartan! -scott On 0, "ding_dong_slb@... [T27Owners]" <T27Owners@...> wrote:
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Looking for Barient 22 self tailing 2 speed winch
Fellow Tartan Owner's, I recently had a winch explosion on my T28 that resulted in several components sinking to the bottom of the lake. I know this is a T27 site and I might be living on the dark side with my T28 but it can't hurt to reach out and see if anyone has a line on a Barient 22 self tailing, 2 speed winch or parts for one? Thanks, Steve? |
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Re: Crack in keel
开云体育Greetings,
I looked at the picture of the crack. It is definitely the bolt on keel joint. I have owned hull #4 for decades. I'm certain of what I'm looking at. In 1966?Douglass & McLeod went
to encapsulated ballast and added 350 lbs. The owner stated that he does not know the hull number but claims his 27 to be a 1967. ?It can not be as it clearly has a bolted on keel. Simply pull the bilge boards and look for bolts with nuts.?
Dan
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Re: Crack in keel
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Re: Crack in keel [1 Attachment]
I am currently in Colombia but will be back in a week or so. ?My 1967 T27 is in Nyack, a few miles south of Stony Point. I'd be happy to take a look at your baby. ?If it is a 1967 model boat there should be no keel bolts as that is when they started making encapsulated keels. I also plan on bringing #328 up to Haberstraw to have some work done. Welcome to our group. Caleb D T 27 #328 NY On Aug 8, 2017 1:02 PM, "phcagent phcagent@... [T27Owners]" <T27Owners@...> wrote:
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