In these files are all the instructions you need for making repairs, bubble testing (should do first to find your first round of leaks, then make fixes and test again, just no high powered blower or you'll blow the deck off the two-part expanding foam that glued the Styrofoam blocks in place...
Writers here are calling UFD penalties and BFD penalties disqualifications. They are penalties the same as OCS, but with more qualifications. Google World Sailing Racing Rules of Sailing to understand the difference.
There were MANY applications for Redress regarding the equipment failures...
You might watch Craigslist, etc., for used boats while you wait for your new ones. Many, many people are wondering just exactly what is up with the Manufacturer ... Please don't give up ...
Skip the 3rd port on the front deck. There isn't enough room to get your hand in there and get to the bow handle area with the foam block that is in place (just did one last August). While splitting deck and hull is ill-advised, this area might be a good choice, but don't do the whole thing...
When I drive with boat on top of van handle 80 just fine. I tie the bow down to the front (swim noodle to protect paint), to the back hitch, and across twice on the roof rack. Only one problem once when a roof rack foot slipped. That's in 30 years. Now mostly using a trailer ... And, Tom's...
Hahaha! Maybe you'll consider coming this way for the US Masters in August. NOR is on Sunfish Class web page. We all take our turns. Some of us crazy folk drive to New England, New York, Southeast, Florida, Texas, Kansas and beyond!! ;-)
Gull Lake Sunfish Fleet #704 invites you to the Fifth Annual Michigan Open Championship to be held on Gull Lake, Richland, Michigan, June 4-5, 2016. See our Notice of Race on the internet (https://www.sunfishclass.org/documents/nor_2013/2016NoticeofRace-MOC.pdf) for complete details.
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The manufacturer has sent the molds to China. Boats are being built. The intention is for them to remain fiberglass and resin. The rest of it is still very unclear. No, it's damned near impossible to "call LP" and get any reasonable facsimile of conversation. We will have to wait for the...
Drying is not a very fast process. A heated basement (68-72 degrees) in the Midwest in the winter with a fan blowing through will likely get most of the water out ...
If you keep going, you should be able to someday get it back down to 130-135. It's supposed to be hot the next couple weeks--get your black trash bags to work then! Once it's below 32 degrees you won't make any water vapor at all--it will all be hard water (ice). What the drying process is...
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