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alot of the old hands have told me to clesn it up with Softscrub and wetsand. I believe it cause I wetsand my front forks on a motorcycle aluminum that is 400 and 800 grit:)

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A 93 STD, saiking Gtown, SC Harbour

I did one a few years ago after drilling out the rivet, I had to drill a bunch of holes in the end cap. Then I got it out with needlenose plyers.

Very well put Jeffers , you are true sailor. Mike

Awhile back a user had a question and so I replied with a polite answer. Well he got downright nasty about the whole thing and I fired back " excuse me" Merrily quickly jumped in and cleared things up and I appreciated very much. So the administrators have to draw a line in the sand...

weather chanel reported 3 ft belew lastnite.

I have been using softsrub, a ptfe tephlon polish West has it others. Most top sailors advice a light wet sand.

I had a 73 I sold last year with trailer and 2 sails, I got 800, with the econemy as it is offer 700, if no give him a week try again. Good luck.

ROOSTER all the way I have their gloves, hot top and fleese.

The Intensity sails cover should do just fine they are great people to deal with and ship fast.

Your block failing internal seems doubtful at 3 years. I hope you didn't do what I did a month ago put the line thru the wrong way on block and had rachet on. I fought and fought it at 15 mph wind until I realized it. I use a 7m Bzzz. line and really made a difference.

Yep you are right a vang.

Try Intensity Sails, a sponsor on the forum and really great to deal with.

I remember sailing a friends Boston Whaler Harpoon 4.6, many years ago with a couple of kids it was fun and you still see them.

First try filling the mast step up with water, see if it subsides any. Go ahead and check your drain plug then try a vacum cleaner in reverse and use soapy h2o for leaks. There are plenty of threads on this and I am sure there are fellow laser sailers out there who have had this situation...

The Gouve knows what he talking about, he has site with all kind of good stuff including tuneing.

I went out yesterday in 10 to 15 winds and just put the new blocks on. I am really stoked I do like the one piece traveller block. It really cranked in smooth and the boom blocks with the ball bearings made a smooth entry. Going off wind it went out great didn't have to push it. I am useing...

I did a search for the trailer and the user was "Sonex" just can't figure how to post it on here yet. If used in freshwater this would be fine.

I had a 73 boat last year that had a new sail and a custom made trailer. I paid to much and sold it 4 mths later for 700. No upgrades I put new lines cleats and blocks. I picked up a 90s' boat it sailed so much better I never weighed the old one should be 130lbs. I would look toward a newer...