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We bought one of these (well, similar) for our kids, but after the first week they wouldn't have anything to do with it. Too many bees and spiders inside, no matter what we did. *shudders* YMMV, of course.
The whole 'Tiny House' craze is getting out of hand...
meandsecoya wrote:We bought one of these (well, similar) for our kids, but after the first week they wouldn't have anything to do with it. Too many bees and spiders inside, no matter what we did. *shudders* YMMV, of course.
that's the first thing I thought of... spiders and bugs in there.
We bought this (or a very similar model) from Costco in the Fall of 2008 for nearly $300. It was not easy to assemble, but completely worth it. We put it in the garage for the winter, but I would estimate that it sits outside about 8 months out of the year, and it still looks great, even 5 years later.
The plastic roof is very durable, and has faded a bit over time, but still looks good. The wood is also very tough, and weathers well. We give the playhouse a hose-down before putting it in the garage, but that is it for maintenance. The 'windows' and door still easily open and close (no warping), and there is a little plastic latch built into the door handle that lets you fasten the door shut.
Both of my children *love* this playhouse. There are occasional spiders and such inside, but they just swat them away. Many of the neighborhood kids come over to play in it (with my children) as well. We have even had neighbors ask to buy it off of us when my children eventually outgrow it.
We bought this house from Woot last year (same price).
We bring it into the garage over winter, but after a punishing spring/summer season in direct sun it still looks new. Our kids like to draw on it with chalk, and so far the wood has held up beautifully to the abuse. The door latch is a little tough for younger kids to manipulate, but that's a minor complaint on an overall great Woot deal.
Plastic vs. wood? Wouldn't a plastic play house be more durable (and easier to assemble)? Anyone who has owned both care to comment? This house looks pretty but I worry if it will look good after the first couple years.
My great-nephew's grandparents bought him a similar house. They mounted it on a foundation and added a wireless doorbell. Both additions really added to the charm.
anyone know what the floor and foundation are like? do you put it on (included) blocks or posts? are there joists to the floor?
neveraging wrote:anyone know what the floor and foundation are like? do you put it on (included) blocks or posts? are there joists to the floor?
There is no floor included.
Just received mine in the mail.
Took me about 3 hours (with no help) to open the box, layout all the parts, build playhouse and clean up all the packaging.
It wasn't "hard" but I'd say I'm not a novice. I've put together plenty of desks, beds, and toys (I have 2 kids under 6).
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Screw driver
Power drill (the 3rd hole for the door hinges was not predrilled)
Also used wood glue, clamp and a few random wood screws which I had- one piece of the wall broke when I went to pick it up.
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Roof is plastic, the rest is wood
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John Lennon would have turned 70 in October, and December marks the 30th anniversary of the former Beatle's death.
So PBS is marking the occasion with 2-hour Nov. 22 American Masters special that chronicles his solo career in the last decade of his life, which he spent in New York City with his wife Yoko Ono. It ended tragically, of course, when he was murdered by Mark David Chapman outside the Dakota, his apartment building on the Upper West Side.
But before that, there was plenty of music and good times. In interviews, recording-studio bandmates recalled his precision,collaboration, frequent changes and good humor as he recorded iconic songs such as Imagine and his final album, Double Fantasy. How he continued a practice, begun while a Beatle, how deliberately playing D notes out of tune on his guitar (back then, so his mother would recognize which guitar was his). And how he pulled back from recording for most of the last five years of his life to focus on raising his second son, Sean.
"He was a very astute artist, and a perfectionist," Ono told TV critics Thursday. And "he loved New York so much. He said, 'Well, I wish I was born here.'" And New Yorkers were kinder: "They did approach him in a very nice way," whereas in London, "He had a very bad time becaue I was there. Everyone hated him for being with me." (Ono is often blamed for the Beatles' breakup).
The film includes audio from four or five recording sessions not previously heard. And producers found archival footage "I didn't know existed," Ono says. "There are many gritty moments in the film. Some parts of it were painful for me." But "this is something John would have approved. It was a part of his life he really loved, because it was New York ... It was his love, and also (the place of) his death." - Gary Levin


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Re: Catalina 22 or 25?
I'm not an expert on the C22, but I've owned three Catalinas.
The fuel locker change happened in the late '70s for the C25; since it was a huge safety issue, I can't imagine that the C22 didn't get the same fix at about the same time.
In the mid '80s every Catalina went from MkI to MkII. Well, most of them. I know the C22, C25 & C30 did. The C18 was never a MkI, it was born with the MkII features.
The MkII includes (but is not limited to):
More angular shape to the lights, no rounded corners
No aluminum trim rings around the lights
A more aggressive non-skid pattern (little pyramids instead of a criss-cross pattern)
Life lines with 2 rows of wire (maybe not all boats)
That should be enough for you to recognize a MkII vs. a MkI. There were many more changes to the individual boats, some of them significant.
Don't be afraid of a MkI; they were (and some still are) fine boats. Catalina Direct still has tons of parts for fixes and upgrades. In fact, CD is one of the big reasons to buy a Catalina.
If you can wait a year, there will be a C25 for sale close to me.
Very close to me.
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Re: Catalina 22 or 25?
On the newer boats they sealed off the lockers under the cockpit seats from the cabin so gas fumes wont get in, and they moved the galley. Not sure what else. Mine came with the slide out galley and I just took it out and got rid of it. A nice cooler and a magma grill will work much better. Our galley was old and horrible.
I think for lake sailing you will be very happy with the Cat22 . We love ours.
Re: Catalina 22 or 25?
I think after considering everything, that a 22 will probably suite my needs best. With that said, I understand that there was a design change sometime in the mid 80's. Is there any significant differences between the boats produced before/after the design change?
Re: Catalina 22 or 25?
Originally Posted by CarbonSink62 View Post
I went from a C18 (1,500#) to the C25 (4,550#) and worried in the weeks before launch that it was too much boat.
After I docked it twice, it was no big deal.
It's big; but not so big you can't manhandle it or move it with paddle.
Well, a big paddle!
Re: Catalina 22 or 25?
Originally Posted by Cincy020 View Post
Having a 25, I am just concerned that it may be too much boat for me to handle. Does anyone see that as a concern? I just don't want to get 25 and then not be comfortable sailing it.
After I docked it twice, it was no big deal.
It's big; but not so big you can't manhandle it or move it with paddle.
Well, a big paddle!
Re: Catalina 22 or 25?
The Catalina 25 was near the top of the list for us when we were looking for a bigger boat (first boat was an 18 ft Renken sloop daysailer). Ended up getting an S2 7.9 due to easier trailering (sits lower, lifting daggerboard keel rather than swing or fixed) and its a faster boat, but the Catalina definitely has a nicer interior. There are a couple of Catalina 25s for sale here in Indianapolis that we were considering, both with trailers and outboards for less than $10k asking. Great people at Sailboats Indiana (although these boats aren't owned by them, just acting as a brokerage).
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Re: Catalina 22 or 25?
Lots of good info. If set up is not a problem, the 25 may be best as you will grow into it. The wife unit may like the cabin space and inclosed head. If you can store and transport a fixed keel, less to maintain. I'm looking at both as well.
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Re: Catalina 22 or 25?
You might want to look at-
C25 Swing Keel Installation
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Re: Catalina 22 or 25?
The C-22 has a bit larger cockpit than the C-25. The Capri 25 has a larger cockpit than either, and a smaller interior than the C-25, since it is meant more for racing than sailing. It is also a faster boat.
I found the C-25 pretty easy to handle myself and often sailed it solo, even without an autopilot.
Cabin space is most useful for overnight trips, but having a real head behind a closed screen is nicer on the C-25, and having a galley is nice if you plan on having picnics or meals onboard.
Re: Catalina 22 or 25?
Thanks for all the input. Around here in Cincinnati, we have relatively small lakes to sail on, so for me, I don't think overnight trips will happen often. My wife is actually the one who asked me to consider the 25 because of the cabin space, but as I currently just do day sails, I don't consider a large cabin to be a necessity. I have crewed with a friend on a Capri 25, so I guess I would sort of have the feel for a Cat 25. We are both young (late 20's) so being able to have friends with us is really what we would like. Most likely, 4 ppl would often would be on the boat with 6 on occasion.
I guess crew would be one issue. My help (wife) would be my primary crew and she has 10x more interest on being on a sail boat rather than helping me crew. All boats I am looking at has a furling headsail, so would that be a big deal? Having a 25, I am just concerned that it may be too much boat for me to handle. Does anyone see that as a concern? I just don't want to get 25 and then not be comfortable sailing it.
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Arsène Wenger says Arsenal have the "feelgood factor" after a strong start to the new season.
The Gunners are unbeaten in five Premier League matches and followed up their recent win at Liverpool with a highly-creditable draw at Manchester City on Sunday.
Wenger's team welcome Chelsea to Emirates Stadium next weekend and the Frenchman is delighted with what he's seen against some tough opponents.
"The feelgood factor is there, especially about the quality of our display and the attitude of the team," Wenger told Arsenal Player.
"That [draw on Sunday] should strengthen even more our resolve to do well in the league, we have a big part to play.
"Overall, there is some frustration with Sunday's match because we didn't take the chances and we have a great need to take our chances in the big games. Also, the goal we gave away was quite soft. But I must say the global impression is still very positive.
"We've been to three difficult places - Stoke, Liverpool and Man City - and we've come away from it unbeaten with convincing performances. Overall that is a very positive impression."
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I woke up one day with a diagnosis of schizophrenia. I could not fathom that just like being an addict in Narcotics Anonymous, I also had to learn to believe and accept my disease as a paranoid schizophrenic. "We admitted we were powerless over our addiction, that our lives had become unmanageable". Please believe it. I know from all of my years of drinking and drugging, self-medicating, I have a lot worse problems than just being a drug addict.
I had to accept my disease and believe that I was really sick. With Narcotics Anonymous meetings and treating my sickness with medication and doctors it has been a long 2 years and 10 months of clean time. Being in and out of hospital situations, my friends, my family, and myself doctors, social workers and other addicts helped to keep me going. Drugs make my disease so much worse. I would never make it not accepting I have schizophrenia. I just wanted to write that down and share it with someone who is sick like me.
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RIO GRANDE, PUERTO RICO- North Carolina fell three spots to tenth place, among the 15 teams, after shooting an 8-over-par 296 on Monday. The team is now at 11-over-par 587 for the tournament and has one last round on Tuesday. North Carolina repeated Sunday's trend of not finishing the round well. Three of the five golfers were at 3-under-par at one point before giving up strokes at the end of the round.
Senior Patrick Barrett, from Pinehurst, N.C., scored a 1-over-par today, improving on his score from Sunday by five strokes and is currently tied for 53rd. Barrett was 3-under-par after nine holes but finished his last three holes 3-over-par. Sophomore Bailey Patrick also recorded a 1-over-par on the day and is tied for 28th overall at 1-over-par for the tournament. The Charlotte, N.C. native also struggled finishing the round. Patrick was 4-under-par after 11 holes and then double-bogeyed and triple-bogeyed. Michael McGowan, from Southern Pines, N.C., started hot where he left off Sunday recording a par and three birdies in a row through four holes. The senior couldn't keep it up and finished at 2-over-par on the day and even for the tournament, tied for 22nd. Sophomore Brandon Dalinka had a solid round besides one hole. Dalinka, out of Newton, Pa., had four bogeys and four birdies but recorded an 8 on the par 4, hole number 1. Dalinka is tied for 53rd in the tournament at 7-over-par. Junior Andy Sajevic, from Fremont, Neb., finished his second round with a 5-over 77 and is also tied for 53rd at 7-over-par. Combined the Tar Heels had two double-bogeys, two triple bogeys, and a quadruple bogey.
Head Coach Andrew Sapp talked about the team's challenges in the second round, "Today was more of a struggle. Again we didn't finish the round well and we had too many big numbers on the card. If we can eliminate the big errors, we can shoot under par tomorrow and that is the goal."
Alabama and Oklahoma are atop the leaderboard and have a comfortable lead over SMU in third. Alabama and SMU both shot 10-under-par for the day but Oklahoma had a great day going 11-under-par. Alabama and Oklahoma are 19-under-par 557 for the tournament and SMU is 11-under 565. Georgia is in fourth after shooting 8-under-par today and is 6-under 570 for the tournament. Georgia Tech is fifth and 5-under-par 571.
Oklahoma's Eduardo Castiello and Virginia Tech's Mikey Moyers lead the individual leaderboard at 7-under-par 137. Holding onto third place is Alabama's Scott Strohmeyer at 6-under-par 138. North Carolina State's Albin Choi moved his way into a tie for fourth place after shooting 3-under-par on the day and 5-under for the tournament. Austin Smotherman from SMU is also tied for fourth place at 5-under 139.
The 54-hole event continues Tuesday at Rio Mar Country Club's River Course in Rio Grande, Puerto Rico. The course features a par 72, 6,945-yard layout. Live scoring is available on Golfstat.com.


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Friday, 26 February 2010
Only in dreams
My insomnia has reared its ugly head.
I'd been sleeping like a baby for months. My past sleep problems had vanished into thin air and, although I wasn't quite getting the requisite eight hours (more like six), I was always fairly well rested.
Until last week.
For the last eight days I've been really struggling to get to sleep. When I do eventually manage it I've been having incredibly vivid dreams. Dreams so intense that they wake me up and cause my head to spin. The subject of the dreams? C. Always. Inevitably.
Sometimes the dreams are of normal every day situations. Sunday mornings spent entwined in the duvet, papers spread out between us, the smell of fresh coffee in the air. An arm around me. A stroke of the hand. A smile. Sunlight streaming into the room. Sometimes the dreams involve frightening situations or situations so bizarre as to leave me confused when I wake, wondering what is reality and what is dream.
I'm not sure where these dreams have come from. I'm not aware that I've been thinking and lamenting and wondering a particularly huge amount. Is it my subconscious telling me that something is missing? Telling me that I'm not as happy and content as I think I am? Or am I reading too much into it?
I don't know. I'd like it to stop though. It only makes things harder.
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- Anything Fits a Naked Man said...
I'm so sorry you're dealing with this. I've had some bad bouts with insomnia, myself, it's the worst. Mine just always seems to go away on it's own, though, but only when it's darn good and ready!
Hope yours leaves SOON!
- 26 February 2010 at 01:57
- The Tote Trove said...
That sucks. You know, the word dream (as in, what's your dream? your ideal situation?) is kind of a misnomer anyway. How often do we dream about something good? As you say, the whole reason behind dreaming is usually to resolve a problem that's too hideous to confront while we're awake. I hope you find some peace soon.
- 26 February 2010 at 04:22
- Jennifer said...
Oh sweetheart :(
Can't imagine other people, including myself moaning/stressing about relationship dramas will help much.
I only hope it goes away soon and that you start to sleep properly again, clear the ol' head :) <3
That picture is SO cute of you by the way! :D
- 26 February 2010 at 09:22
- smidge said...
I hate insomnia, i seem to be having the opposite problem right now as im sleeping too much.
As for your dreams, I think that as you are happy its your brains way of still dealing with something you have pushed aside - a remember me type wake up call.
I dont think that it is telling you that you havent dealt with it - if you know what i mean. Quite the reverse!
- 26 February 2010 at 10:05
- Jennifer said...
Ahhhhh Smidge makes lots of sense there actually!
- 26 February 2010 at 10:33
- Helen said...
AFNM - Thankyou. I'm dead on my feet at work today and have a duty at the charity later so hope that'll make me so exhausted I'll be able to sleep.
TTT - Thankyou. I do feel like I've resolved things in my own head but maybe I've just been burying them.
J - It really doesn't bother me when other people talk about relationship stress. I know I'm well off out of it and I am really happy. The dreams just set me back a bit and sometimes I wake up and forget what happened. :(
Smidge - You are wise, lady! xxx
- 26 February 2010 at 15:42
- theperpetualspiral said...
Sometimes I really struggle to sleep, and then once I worry about it, it just makes it even worse.
When I'm really bad, usually it is because I can't switch off. Strangely enough, I have to over tire myself in order to get a decent nights sleep.
I agree with Miss Smidge, it is a sign to say you haven't quite finished working stuff out in your head yet.
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Re: Second boat suggestions?
The weird thing with the S2 center cockpit is that you give up all exterior storage space. There are no cockpit lockers at all. The freeboard also scared me away. The 28-2 has a lot of freeboard as well, but it feels like it gets blown around about as much or a little less than the C-25 (probably due to the extra weight). It is hard for me to make a direct comparison though, our new slip is a lot more sheltered than the one where we kept the C-25.
The P28-2 has a huge cockpit locker that is a lot like the dumpster on the C-25. Our's has more "systems" in it though, the hot water heater, cabin heater, holding tank, and shore power charger are all in there. There is still plenty of room for 6 fenders, mooring lines, a toolbox, deck brush, and the normal locker things.
Islander makes really nice boats, although the fabric headliner makes it harder to inspect them for leaks. I don't know how common they are on the east coast, but they are very common over here. Another 28 footer that often has a wheel here is the San Juan 28, but I don't think those are on the east coast much at all. It is also an IOR design, something that I was personally avoiding.
Re: Second boat suggestions?
When searching for our first boat, I saw an S2 6.8 22' and LOVED that boat. I couldn't get the seller down to my price, so I had to walk away. I also saw a 9.8A that was for sale in the early part of the season, and it was BEAUTIFUL. I've thought those would be great boats for us. The 9.8C, and the Seidelman 28, are both interesting and tempting. There's one for sale in central NJ that I've been tempted to go see. I like the idea of a center cockpit for a lot of reasons, though I'm not sure I want that much freeboard when trying to dock in wind (our C25 got blown around a bit, and this seems like it would be worse). But the cabin looks like it would be a lot of fun for my family.
I'll have to keep an eye out for the Islanders; I haven't given them much thought.
Thanks for the great feedback!
|Alex W
Re: Second boat suggestions?
I'm not sure that you'll find too many other Pearson sailboats in the 27-30 foot range that have the features that you are looking for. In particular the earlier 28' models (the 28-1 made in the mid 70s to around 82, and the Triton made before that) were both tiller boats. The 28-2 (1985 until 1989) is a wheel boat. They are all pretty different boats, the Triton is a very stout full keel boat that is one of the most common small across ocean vessels. The 28-1 and 28-2 are coastal cruisers, but the 28-2 is a more modern design with the types of features that you were looking for.
Islander 28 shoal draft is another boat that I'd keep an eye out for. Wheels were common (if not the default) and the layout will feel familiar yet more spacious compared to the Catalina 25. An Islander 30 was one of our top choices and I'm moored next to one right now. They are very nice boats, and the Islander 28 looks very similar if not better.
Another interesting boat to look at if you get the chance is a S2 9.2C. I didn't really care for it myself, but it is an interesting and fairly successful attempt to put 2 cabins into a 30' boat. They all have wheels and are pretty common so it should be easy to find one to view.
I looked at a lot of boats in the 28-32' size late summer and early fall this year when we were shopping. I mentioned the 28-2 not only because we bought one, but because it is one of the few 28' boats that I know of that has all of your requirements (except for catbird seats, and they are easy to add).
Re: Second boat suggestions?
Thanks Alex. I've seen a few Pearsons listed in my price range. Most have been deeper draft, though. I'll have to keep this in mind.
I've seen a Allmand 31 and a Contest 31 which both look nice, too, and are in my range. The Contest has a deeper draft (4'10") while the Contest has a 3'9" draft. They are both tempting, but I'll also have crossed the "magic" 30' threshold, when docking/mooring becomes more expensive.
As you can see, I've got a lot to consider. It's nice to be in a position where I don't HAVE to buy anything, and don't have anything (major) to sell, either.
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1986 Pearson 28-2 Sail Boat For Sale - www.yachtworld.com
I recently moved up from a fin keel/tall rig Catalina 25 to a fin keel Pearson 28-2. It has most of the features that you are looking for (everything except for price). I don't know anything about this boat listed for sale, but it does have the shoal keel that you desire and is close enough for you to check out.
I'm loving the Pearson 28-2. Build and fit and finish quality are quite a bit nicer than the Catalina. The sailing performance also seems to be better (it points higher, but has similar performance in light air to my C-25 tall mast). The amount of storage and open space in the cabin is incredible and it is really nice having standing room. It feels huge because the main cabin is forward with a double sized quarterberth and head aft. The forward cabin is open to the V-berth.
Being under 30' long keeps my moorage lower. Ours has nice creature comfort systems including a heater and hot water. Motor access is pretty good.
The only downside that I can think of compared to the C-25 is that there are really only two double berths, although kids could sleep on the 5' long settes. There is a lot of freeboard which makes it get blown around quite a bit in high winds even with sails down, but the same is true of the C-25. The P28-2 feels a lot more stable in rough water though. Our fin keel heals quickly, but then stiffens up a lot and provides a nice ride.
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Thanks guys. I've looked at the C30's but they seemed to have a deeper keel, and finding a wing/shoal draft in my price range had been tough. It really seemed the perfect boat otherwise!
I don't NEED to move up in size; but most boats in the < 30 foot range, especially the older boats in my price range, seem to be tiller steered. That's why I looked the O'Day 272LE's.
I have basically come to the same conclusion regarding the size/depth trade-off, and that is really making me question whether a sailboat is practical for us at this point. I can always rent a power boat a few weekends during the summer if I want to, and that will get me out on the water, too. I have a 15' Albacore that I can keep close to home and sail on for low cost, so that should help satisfy my sailing bug. I just worry that it won't be as comfortable or fun for my kids.
Oh we'll....decisions, decisions...
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We sail a Catalina 30 wing keel on Barnegat Bay. From your post I'd guess that last season you were sailing on Little Egg Bay or somewhere south of Barnegat Bay. We started out down there and the difference is depth is significant.
First if you sail in the bay you WILL bump bottom no matter what you sail and TowBoat US is a good idea. The good news it's a soft sand bottom and so far we've had no problem getting off on those rare occasions we've found an uncharted sand bar. A lot of people make it sound like grounding with a wing is the end of the world. It's not, at least in soft sand.
With kids Barnegat Bay offers more options for swimming and dock and dine stops. Tides on the Delaware are 6 to 8 feet with very strong currents. Not the place for kids to jump in the water. We've looked hard at the Chesapeake more than once. For us it's about an hour to the Barnegat from home (near the Betsy Ross bridge). It's two and a half hours to the northern marinas on the Chesapeake. That's a big deal if you're driving it every weekend.
As for wing keels going to windward you'll never notice the difference cruising. The reality is your sailing skills have more effect on your windward performance than your keel; and with a couple of kids on board you and your wife aren't going to be tweaking sails with every puff for maximum speed. BTW, all "shoal draft" Catalina's are wing keels.
You should be able to find a 27-28 in your price range with most of those features. What you will find is that stretching a little on price will get you a LOT more boat. For example check out this Catalina 30. Assuming it survived the storm it will give you double the living space below deck of a 27 and it will probably sell for around $13-14k. Just something to think about.
Best of luck in your search,
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hi Jimgo: its great that you've got your needs identified. Sorry it took the loss of your boat to define them.
I'm not sure how many of your boat needs will change if you change your sailing location.
Lets look at 'quality' boats under 10K, that could fit.
Sabre, Cape Dory, Alberg to name a few. Problem with them is their shoal draft version, isnt very shoal. I find the less I draw, the more chances I take, ergo touch bottom more often than I did when I had a big boat with more keel. My present boat draws 2'11" and I take advantage of that by sailing in places I've never been. Rivers and back bay sailing with the tide have opened up a new pallet on which to paint my daysails.
In looking at your price point, you'll be testing your skills to 'fix' things that will be wrong. While the boats I mentioned will have a big boat feel, they'll be older than catalina/o'day/hunter's.
As to where, which should be on the top of the list, then the boat type should follow. I'd pick Cape May or something near, on the Ocean or the Bay side of it. Mooring in Cape May harbor is a hoot. Lots of transients, lots of locals. A good blend of providers of local knowledge and possible future destinations. Cape May is a good jumping point to LIS, Block Island, Newport.
Caleb said it best 'its all about compromises'. There's no perfect boat and no perfect home port.
Re: Second boat suggestions?
I hear you on the calculus of what boat to buy for wherever you choose to sail. At least you have some options: Chessy, Delaware, Jersey shore.
You are also correct about boats in the 27 - 30' range in that usually they are deeper keeled, for good reason.
I happen to love sailing on salty water, like the LI Sound. The salt gets on you even if you don't go swimming if you are out there long enough. I have had to compromise and we moved our boat from the Sound to 30 miles up the Hudson, which is brackish and tidal like the lower Delaware. The Hudson is also pretty deep compared to the Jersey shore. There is also a nearly 2 knot current in the Hudson that comes and goes with the tides, like the Delaware. The current only adds to the challenge especially when racing. All locations are compromises just as each boat is a compromise.
The Chessy can be a great place to sail as well but is fairly shallow, but not quite as shallow as the Jersey shore. The summer traffic getting to and from there could add a hassle factor, just as keeping our boat on the LI Sound was a traffic nightmare sometimes. I assume that there can be some traffic getting to the Jersey shore on weekends as well.
If you really like the salty Jersey shore you might consider staying at 25 - 26 feet in boat length. Have you looked at any O'Day 25's? There are 2 at our club. Yes, these are center board boats but that makes them easier to get off any grounding. I was impressed with the size of the cabin on the O'Day 25' I looked at. The cabin on the O 25 might be bigger than my old Tartan 27' (shoal keel of 3'6" - but yes, center board). The O 25 cabin might not be much bigger than your C 25 though.
The Catalina 30' cabin will seem immense though compared to the above boats. Finding a C30 for < 10K in good working order will be a trick though. There may be several at rock bottom prices after Sandy but they may need a lot of work. Choosing a boat like this would likely rule out sailing on the Jersey shore where you were though.
It's all about compromises.
Good luck.
Re: Second boat suggestions?
Have you considered a Catalina 30 with a fin keel? 3'10" draft and they are really beamy/roomy. If we had not needed a bit more boat, we would most certainly have ended up in one.
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I ordered a couple of 80% .064 blanks from Coldsteel a minute ago. They were on sale for $36 each.
Top rails are already bent, so I'm going to do like the guy with the Yugo build and just make the slant cut across the bottom and reweld that bit.
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Help! I have a problem with the engine stalling out when the temperature reaches optimal level. Engine dies and will not restart, even with fuel poured directly into the carb. No spark. After engine cools, restarts with no problem! Have replaced so many parts to find the problem, with no success. New carb., plugs, wires, coil, starter, fuel pump, fuel filter, ballist resistor, ignition module. Even paid a local Dodge dealership to look at it, when they couldn't figure out the problem, they told me... "they don't have mechanics that know anything about carbuerated engines." CAN YOU BELIEVE THAT!!! Any and all suggestions would be greatly appreciated!
Your problem could be fuel vapour lock. This is common in small block mopars in the heat of the summer, especially after being shut off for 10-20 minutes in the heat and you try and start it up again. Try mounting the fuel filter before the fuel pump. The stock set up is not ideal, it has the fuel filter close to the carb just above the intake. When hot, this can actually cause the fuel to boil in the filter and in the carb once you crank it to start.. This is a bigger problem with Edelbrock and AVS 4 barrel carbs, but can also effect carter two barrels as well. Good luck..
I had the same problem with my old 460 ford truck, like he said it was vapor lock and yes it was a carter (edelbrock). Putting a phenolic carb spacer under the carb helps if it's the carb also blocking off the heat transfers in the intake will help. That's also a great thing about the edelbrock performer rpm air gaps, they keep the carb cooler. Good Luck
No spark. have u literally tested for spark, or is it no start? test for ignition spark. if u have no spark I can't imagine replacing carb,starter,fuel pump. hot and no spark is most likely coil, I know u said u replaced coil, try another one?
pickup coil...... and the RELUCTOR...warning. there are 2 different pick up coil types.a single pick up coil type for use with a conventional ignition module.. and a dual pickup coil for use with the lean burn computer system that many of these cars have... do you have a big box on the air cleaner.. says chrysler lean burn.. has a bunch of wires plugged into the bottom.. that can be failing also... and they do .. but change the pick up coil and reluctor first.. they are a lot cheeper and will die just like you describe...you can test them if you have a digital volt meter.. set meter to 2K ohms... measure pick up coil resistance... usually around 980 ohms.. 500 to 1500 is expected... before disconnecting .. flip meter to 2 volts or 20 volts AC... have somebody crank the motor or spin the shaft if the distributer is out.. you need to see CLOSE To 1.0 volt.. if you don't get close to 1.0 volts AC .. you will not be creating enough AC signal voltage to turn on the power transistor in the ignition module or the lean burn computer.. oh.. and reluctors can go bad... if they are rusty.. been sprayed with carb cleaner.. gotten wet... been sand blasted by a rebuilder.. change them... they are cheep... when they go bad.. its not obvious.. they just don't retain enough magnetic field to break the pick up coil windings to make the 1.0 volts AC.. also note which side the pin is in... single pick up distributer..a warning... if you have a feed back carb.. with the round metal can with 2 wires coming out the back center of the carb... DO NOT SPRAY CLEAN the carb... the plastic parts in that very very hard to get mixture control solenoid melt with most carb or brake cleaner sprays..
Thanks for all of your input guys, I'm on it!!
Thanks for all of your input guys! I replaced the distributor and all is great! Runs like a top!


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English-made shotguns with "splinter" fore-ends are frequently equipped with an added wrap-around grip made of leather that fits very closely around both barrels, just ahead of the "splinter" fore-end.
I believe that Orvis carries them, but they ain't cheap.
Shouldn't be too hard to make one, though. Make it tight, and fit it wet.


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Wednesday 27th September 2011
More than anything else, a good solid victory was just what the doctor ordered on Saturday and a general sense of satisfaction could definitely be felt walking away from the ground.
For me the most crucial moment in the whole match came in the opening stages. Chezz made a quite incredible save from what turned out to be pretty much Bolton's only chance of the afternoon and not going behind early on was absolutely essential I feel.
Although the first half seemed to be missing something, we have been to many home games down the years where scoring that opening goal completely changes the game. Gerv enjoyed our best opening and the opportunity to grab that lead that always sees away teams become a little more adventurous, in turn creating more gaps for us to try and take advantage of. Unfortunately the chance went begging and we went into the break with plenty to do to grab all three points.
When RVP smashed in his and our opener you could really feel the release of pressure and as is often the case the whole team started to express themselves as a consequence.
Of course, Bolton going down to ten men helped but it was a foul, Wheater was the last man and who is to say that Theo would not have gone on to double our lead had he not been taken down?
Of course, we have all seen games where an extra man doesn't necessarily dictate the result, both when that situation has gone for us and against. On this occasion however, we kept both our concentration and shape and RVP and Songy completed the scoring on a good day all round.
With the former, of course, came entry into that elite bunch of players who have scored 100 goals for our great club. A fine achievement for a player really on top of his game right now. Being our captain is something we can all see he is extremely proud of. Let's all hope he goes on to lead us to great things as we move forward.
With the matches coming thick and fast, game two of this season's Champions League group stage adventure is next as we take on Olympiacos. Down the years three points from each of your home games in this competition has always proved crucial.
We can help the team achieve just that.
Come on you mighty reds!
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