Yes I do have an adapter. I fill is about $2.50 or so at the CNG station at BWI
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I am not sure I would do CNG over again starting from scratch, now in 2020 you
can buy 10 pound aluminum propane tanks that can live on the stern rail and not
rust. YMMV
Joe Della Barba Coquina C&C 35 MK I
www.del
A warning – anyone who still has a pressurized alcohol stove, please do not
think “this is safe, water puts it out”. Sure water puts out SMALL alcohol
fires. But small isn’t the issue, the problem is when a hose or fitting lets go
and the whole tank of alcohol dumps into the cabin. This happened
Hi all, for making new floorboards for a laminate I was thinking of 3/4"
marine ply with coats of epoxy after getting to the right size. Then using
epoxy to attach the laminate. Would love to keep them as light as
possible but still waterproof. Is there a better way to go on this?
thanks!
Rockland
I was never a big fan of that smell. Nothing better for a queasy 10-year old
than to be directed by Dad to get something from down below in lumpy Lake Erie
waves, and being greeted by that stale air / alcohol smell in the cabin.
Nearly five decades later, and I remember it like it was yesterda
I had a ton of fun bragging to a big steel ketch hove-to in 20 foot seas that
not only were we going balls-out rail down with as much sail as the boat could
handle, I was making pancakes for the whole crew on the griddle. This required
two alcohol burners to be running. Everyone loved the hot br
So, Dennis, you think it will work if he removes more of the upper tube (almost
back to the integral stern pulpit upright stanchions). That’s a long wire
gate, but that would address the issue I raised. I would also suggest
through-bolting the end caps holding the wire gate ends instead of rel
Yep. Agree. Leave 2-4 inches of tube on each side. In my original
response I said drill and tap for a machine screw to secure the stanchion
eye caps. I'd install it on the underside of the tube and use threadlocker.
Length of the wire gate would still be much shorter than the spans between
lif
You might be interested to try Amsteel in lew of wire. Johnson makes very
nice pelican hooks just for this. Alternatively you can use a regular
pelican hook. I particularly like being able to wrap the line around the
ladder which supports the gate and holds the ladder while not marring or
damagi
Josh:
Can you supply me your email address?
Bob
Bob Boyer
S/V Rainy Days (1983 C&C Landfall 38 - Hull #230)
Blog: dainyrays.blogspot.com
Email: dainyr...@icloud.com
Annapolis, MD
(Presently in Baltimore MD for the summer)
> On Jul 13, 2020, at 1:12 PM, Josh Muckley via CnC-List
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