Danny, not sure I would test that high a pressure. The coolant pressure won't
be as high as your domestic water pressure. You could pressurize the tank with
fresh water and test the bypass loop by opening the loop caps if they are
capped. If the loop leaks it can be easily repaired. But that doe
Does anyone have a good rub rail cleaning product? Acetone doesn't work well.
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Crazy Legs
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Ron,
Not sure if you have looked at this option but we have a cylindrical radar
reflector that is zip tied to the back stay above the split. Causes us no
grief, it's quiet and works.
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Just a question but couldn't a compression test be done to rule out a head
gasket issue?
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Hi Bruce,
I had the thin bow end of the fixed light snap or crack vertically while away
from the dock on vacation. It leaked when it rained and that was when I
actually noticed the crack. I was able to use a thick layer of clear silicone
to temporarily stop the leak. I used tape on each side of
I was able to source new tank inspection ports in Toronto at Holland Marine
Products. (HMP) holland marine.com The amount of original and replacement C&C
parts Peter has in stock is impressive. There is an online catalogue. If you
have changed the O rings and just want to caulk the cap, silicone
Here is one for you electrical guys, my batteries are over 5 years old. I have
all LED lights, a 240 watt solar panel and modern refrigeration. The batteries
are working fine but there is no way they are still performing as new. I would
like to monitor their amp hour capacity as they age. Is the
Bruce, Nice boat! Good luck with the finalization of your purchase. Your
plumbing will probably be Quest but from the picture it looks like the manifold
is actually the problem and I may be wrong it's hard to tell. My manifold was
made by Gardenia. You could probably use any manifold if you can
I have never had an issue with any rumoured problems. However I have one
complaint with my boat...the PHRF rating. Buy one, I highly recommend it. Fast,
comfortable and C&C quality.
Len
Crazy Legs
1989 37+
Midland On
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I have a Quinte canvas winter cover with a rigid aluminum frame made out of 3/4
aluminum conduit. We have over 3 feet of snowfall so far and the frame
collapses with heavy or wet snow. Does anyone have experience keeping their
quinte frame upright? Thinking about zip ties to the lifelines.
Len
Rick, I have the same issues, you just have to figure out an appropriate
program to rip the files. I purchased a 1TB WD media player. It plays almost
any format file and large enough to hold pictures, video and music. I can take
it anywhere and use HDMI or RCA cord. It may even use WIFI. I don't
Something not mentioned yet: the RV community uses a water heater bypass kit so
you don't fill up your water heater with plumbing antifreeze. You simply drain
it. Works great!
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Soft shackles are a great idea and like Chuck says, a good winter diversion
project. What length shackle are you guys using? My instinct would be 8 inches
from loop to knot but shorter is better, would 6 inches work? I will use 3/8
inch.
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Edd, Change your dilithium crystals!
But seriously, lots of good advice, I would also consider a good quality multi
meter that you can trust for accurate voltage. I have an Ideal digital multi
meter that also measures AC & DC amps that you clamp on a single wire. It
wasn't expensive and I use i
Tom, As long as you didn't defrost with a sharp knife and the compressor fan is
clean it should run well (unless the board is fried). Mine had a leak and it
only takes about 1.1 ounces to refill and it's easily over filled so best to
vacuum out and weigh the new charge in. Like Josh says check w
X 2 what Tom said! If it's been in fresh water since 88 it's probably been
lightly used because of our colder climate and no salt water on the hardware.
With a solar panel it looks like it's been cruised. 50k USD is a great price.
Our boat is splashed in May and comes out next week. Only way to
Ryan, The 81 36KCB is a great boat. I had one for 10 years. It's about 4 foot 2
inch draft despite what the C&C brochure said. Sails well with board up if
necessary. You will need to seal the cast iron board specially in salt water, I
would get a bigger wheel (42) and install spinnaker winches.
Adam, I had a 1981 36KCB and the compressor was mounted on the upper shelf in
the lazerette behind the ice box. It would help to add a vent to the outside at
the rear of the lazerette to lose the heat generated. I had the atomic 4 so a
little different configuration. FWIW I had a nova cool CDN f
I prefer HMP in Toronto if possible for C&C parts like stantions and bases.
They answer the phone every time and send what you need by mail. I am
constantly surprised by what original parts they have in stock. I found they
had a plastic holding tank for my 1989 37+. Good service too.
www.hollan
Gary, You probably already know this but the Danforth has some pretty serious
limitations. I think you would be OK holding your dinghy with a 20 pounder, if
it's not windy!
Sand bottom with no weeds, chain and a long rode. I learned the hard way and I
couldn't sleep on the hook until I bought a
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If the rot is a small area you may be able to use a product like Git Rot to
deeply penetrate the plywood but then you have to epoxy the outside near the
tabbing then re-attach the tabbing. If it's a big area you need to remove the
bulkhead and replace it. I have never seen more than a two inch w
I used Anthony Keats Marine in Wheatley Ontario for Universal engine parts.
They usually had stock and were great to deal with if that helps anyone. I had
Oberdorfer parts delivered to my door in a day or two.
Len
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Josh, My 1989 37+ has two ropes that go through the boom and to the coach roof
led aft to the winches and a rams horn hook on the front of the boom. The two
ropes go to each reef point on the leech and I use a line stopper knot (figure
of eight) to secure. I let off halyard tension, hook the Ram
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Steve, I had a 1981 36 and the propane system was installed under the rear
cockpit seating. Believe it was an 8 or 10 lb bottle but you could also use 5
lb. The fibre glass seat cover piano hinged up to a cylindrical container that
was vented out the bottom above the water line with a regulator
Steve, I didn't read back too far, did you look at a propane bulkhead
heater/fireplace? Been sailing GB forever with no special heater. I
infrequently use a small electric ceramic cube heater at the dock with shore
power spring and fall but I don't have a bird on board to worry about. Consider
Gary&Josh,
I have been holding off until the final prototype has been completed and the
price has been established. The Canadian peso and where they are built is a
factor too. My polycarbonate name plate is like new considering it lives under
the dodger in the summer sun. That said, I am also i
Quite often Holland Marine has acoustic insulation on a big discount at the
Toronto Boat Show. (Next week!) Your timing may be perfect.
Len
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Gary, Nice write up, thanks! I have the same project to do in April/May. You
left me with one question. How many tubes of Dow Corning did you need?
Len Mitchell
Crazy Legs
1989 37+
Midland On.
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Steve,
We keep Crazy Legs at Midland Bay Sailing Club. About 5 minutes south of Bay
Moorings by car! I have been sailing out of Midland for at least 20 years. And
going to the north channel for about 25 years. The north channel is an
exceptional destination. We brought our boat up by water fro
Edd, I take the intake hose off and stuff a smaller hose in a couple inches and
re-clamp it. Use electrical tape to make the outside diameter fit whatever
small hose you have and pull antifreeze remotely. The less permanent
connections to sea water the better for less leak potential. I use a 2 o
Thanks all. Tape it is! I will try Holland Marine at Ken's suggestion. I am an
hour north of his store and Peter will even mail it. I should have looked there
to start with, he has a surprising C&C OEM inventory. A couple of years ago I
was able to source an original holding tank and that's not
The paint in my recessed stripes and stars is fading and peeling. Anyone have
success with tape? How long tape will it last in the sun? Where did you get the
tape?
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Mike, I don't have the rake specifications for a 1985 37 but it should probably
be 8-10 inches to aft measured by hanging a weight from the main halyard. A
wrench will do. Then install your wedges at the collar/blocks at the base and
tune the mast. The mast will move around to match your adjustm
Josh, It may have been the PO's DIY winterizing solution. Our PO had a
complicated hose system where he pumped air into the head sink faucet to bleed
the 3 tank water system and piping.
Just a guess!
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It just occurred to me that no one replied with a DIY fuel cleaning method. Has
anyone built their own polisher? I have considered a two filter system with a
bypass polisher but haven't had any issues and I don't use much fuel either.
It isn't complicated in theory.
Len
Crazy Legs
1989 37+
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I am still chuckling with all the math you guys are doing. The big question I
have is: where will you store your spinnaker(s) if you start using your shower?
Haha can you tell I sail in fresh water!
Len
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For what it's worth and if you like to read, www.c34.org (Catalina 34 owners
forum) has some good information on universal Diesel engines & wiring. It isn't
all appropriate to our C&Cs but worth a look. Some common problems. Some wiring
diagrams. Cheers,
Len Mitchell
Crazy Legs
Midland On
1989
David, A quick check of the brochure says 42 feet 6 inches from the waterline.
Wind instruments not included!
Len
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Ron, This thread is interesting in that most of you are in salt water, I am in
fresh. I have the universal M35 with a 2 blade max prop and at 2500 RPMs I get
6.8 knots (GPS) with VC17 bottom paint. The max prop is adjustable and there
are lots of other variables. Cheers,
Len Mitchell
Crazy Legs
Gary, I have a below deck auto pilot installed and will forward pictures next
time I am at the boat. It is flawless and Ray Marine.
Len Mitchell
Crazy Legs
1989 37+
Midland On
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Gary, Holland Marine in Toronto had a couple a year or two ago. I bought a
plastic tank for our boat and it was a direct fit. He apparently bought the
left over inventory. I doubt he sells many. Ask for Peter. If you want any
information about refitting the tank, I did ours and also converted th
Robert, If the 3 in 1 oil you used stops working, try spray silicone. It's
supposed to be the best lube for Delrin plastic. It's the same material as the
ball bearings in roller furlings and WD40 or silicone spray work best there
too. If it's a long term problem I would get a new bearing machine
Jay, I am 6 feet tall 215# and have been up to the top of a 30-1. No problem. I
use a climbing harness rather than a bosun's chair. Same price if you don't own
either, but the harness is 10x more comfortable and has no cotton or canvas to
get wet and rot. Bowline or double figure of 8 knot and a
Josh, The valve on our 37+ was made by Gardenia and its a 4-1 if that helps. (I
converted the port side fresh water tank to a holding tank for the Great Lakes,
we have lots of room with two holding tanks.)
Tom, it hasn't been said yet, and you probably already know but there is a
Quest compress
Edd, What engine do you have? Mine is a universal and the glow plug(s) wire was
loose causing longer than normal starting times and a little smoke on start up.
Tightened the wire on the switch and all is normal.
Good luck,
Len Mitchell
Crazy Legs
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Dave, if you try to round out the fittings, I believe it's called a swagging
tool that should work for you. Hvac tools or maybe plumber or a rad shop. Maybe
Harbour Freight or whatever that tool chain store is called will have one.
Good luck.
Len Mitchell
C&C 37+
Midland On.
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Does anyone know where I can get a replacement oven gas valve for an older
Hillerange model 3121 LPG stove?
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