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That is what I have on mine "whale super sub 500". I worked at SAIL magazine and we started this pump, it's great, small, and affordable. Paul

If I recall, I have a 500 Rule that checks for water every ten mins. or so. Hose runs out the transom a little higher than the exhaust. Steve K. #196 side from in

You go Bob !!! Steve K. It buckets So

Gents, I've been meaning to ask... with such a narrow bilge area on each side of the centerboard trunk... what are you using as your bilge pump. Electric Bilge pump. I have a manual that has a hose

YA...YA...YA... I should have reread the entire topic to get hints to my questions. It seems all our boats might be a little different, just hopeing that "Ray" kind of did things the same way on most

To Caleb and Adam I'm not pressing the issue but when I or we or somebody starts recoreing the roof of the cabin and asks is this solid fiberglass here or cored here or there, I would like to be able

Guys, ? To change the subject. Two years ago I?saw an article on the old website on Cutlass Bearings as I knew I would eventually be replacing mine I copied it. ? I checked with West Marine today

That's the "bridge deck," and on our boats, unlike some others, it keeps water taken on in the cockpit from flowing below and doing bad things like sinking us.?? My hat's off to all you brave

Seems like I'm in the 'dog house' for beginning this whole darn discussion. Sorry fellas! But thanks again for all the wisdom. And Bob, you just opened a whole new can of worms asking about the aft

I got the "deck area in front of (aft) the companion way" (Alright all you Nautical Lexicon Ponderers, whats it called?) epoxied in yesterday. I had my shade and fan all set this time. went much more

I thought Adam categorized it nicely. I would say that the 'dog house' is any part of the boat that sticks up above its deck level. You can call it a coach roof, cabin top or whatever but it is still

Adam To add to the confusion I now seam to recall that "being in the dog house" is derived from the nautical term of a small box on the fore deck of the clipper ships to shield sailors from breaking

Sorry, Steve, I think I helped add to the confusion. There seem to be few definites in nautical terminology. As I understand it, "coachroof", "cabin top, "cabin roof", "cabin overhead" et al are broad

Hello all Well you learn something everyday and I hope I learn something today. Do I understand this correctly that the dog house is the first raised section aft the foredeck over the v-berth with the

thanks Gents. I appreciate the input. I'll be getting into all of this coming this spring. Your pictures and discoveries as you all move along are invaluable. What a great thing to have such a

I'm using 1/2" marine ply with a layer of chop mat above and below. I'll be getting to the side decks next, probably next week. I'll let you know what my side deck coring makeup is, but as mentioned

Bear in mind that these boats, like any boat with a two decade production history, went through a variety of ?changes in construction over the years, and not just between the major design changes

Chris, ? The doghouse is definitely cored with 1/2 balsa. I had to redo the whole doghouse and about 1/3 of the cabin top. Not much fun but still easier than the deck recore as you can ususlly sit

Hey Bob, Nice job. Do you or anyone else know if the actual dog house is cored? I've seen some folks with drilled out sections around the dorade boxes and I was under the impression that the dog house

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