the other tom
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Last Activity: 07-02-2022, 02:41 PM
Joined: 12-11-2014
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So, to wrap up this post, the yard work is complete and we are scheduled to be launched tomorrow morning (Friday). The new Genset back end is in my garage,...
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That would for sure be an Insurance situation! Can only imagine the various possibilities involving responsibility not to mention the degree of unforeseen... -
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Phasor has a new back end 15kw on the shelf, I will pick it up today. Cost is less than $3k. I can remove the old one and install the new electrical side...Leave a comment:
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So, I hate it when posters forget to update the "end game" after a situation.......
I had fitted a temporary patch to keep the...Leave a comment:
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Absolutely the NERF football or something similar was the number one item on our debrief list. I know there are a number of marine-specific products...Leave a comment:
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Ole, at least you know enough not to step foot in that Winn Dixie near your compound........Leave a comment:
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In The Beginning...... (TOS was a totally different world that morphed from the Florida Sportsmans Forums where a lot of good friends were made and still...Leave a comment:
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So sorry to hear this terrible news. Great posts, and obviously such a great attitude as it never seemed to enter into her mindset that this was going...Leave a comment:
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I like the V 13 name summary. Pretty much all you need to know....Leave a comment:
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Ole, those Rybo brothers thought of all that many years ago. Each of their boats has a custom fabricated bronze "L" profile running the entire...Leave a comment:
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We gave ourselves a "C" grade for the day's performance.
1) If a warning light goes on, keep checking immediately until you figure...Leave a comment:
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After some warm "special time" in the 130 degree engine room and floorboards, totes, spares, and other stuff that had floated all over I remembered...
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Crash Pumps
Never thought I'd need to use them, but this happened about 72 miles to the ENE from South Florida in about 937 feet of water. .
This fitting...Last edited by the other tom; 06-20-2022, 09:38 AM. -
The boat is still 47' Here are a few more shots of the work in progress: The damaged areas were ground out with a angle grinder down to raw wood, then...
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Yeah, the next morning was "launch time" after being on the hard for ten days. Somebody left a business card taped to the transom....must have...Leave a comment:
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somebody had to say something.....Leave a comment:
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great news!Leave a comment:
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