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Intake manifold gasket...
Hello again,
In my prior note I failed to answer your question about the frequency of this problem.
Others have had this problem as you will see here:
This is not unknown or random and a simple search on the right key words will produce plenty of evidence that you are not alone with this problem.
Intake manifold gasket failure...
Hello boomer57tux,
In your particular situation it may be possible that the seller was aware of this problem and passed it on to you without comment. You may have some recourse with negotiation depending upon the circumstances of how you bought the vehicle. I would contact the seller and pursue a conversation. It is certainly an underhanded process when one passes on known problems as if they did not exist.
In my particular case, my daughter was the car owner and work had been done under warranty. That work eventually failed later past warranty for which she shelled out the cost to fix it a second time.
Since then, I have taken ownership of the car and have had no problems with the car other than a leaking gasket in the valve cover gasket set which seals the four spark plug wells to prevent oil leaking into the spark plug wells from the cam shafts area. That is a fix which an owner can perform if he has some minor mechanical savvy.
This car is fun to drive and seems like a great car. As with any device, there are always certain areas of weakness which may be vulnerable particularly to assembly practices and peculiarities which are unknown.
The example of my oil leak into the second spark plug well is a prime example in which a vertical stud between #2 and #3 plug well distorted the plug well gasket at #2 since there is a connecting strap between the donuts on the plug well gasket which ought to be removed between #2 and #3 plug well in order to avoid deforming the gasket.
This problem was not intentionally designed in but was a failure by installers or gasket makers to warn installers about the presence of the stud between #2 and #3 and not an engineering design failure.
The new Felpro gasket sets also failed to warn customers about this problem which I suspect is common among owners of this vehicle. The Felpro gasket set did not even contain instructions since the installation appears so obvious.
In your case, I'd start by negotiating with the seller and go from there. Nissan dealers may be sympathetic but generally I have found that they pretend to be unaware of certain common problems which always makes me wonder about their honesty. Welcome to the world of business!
Nissan Altima 2001 bad intake manifold gasket ..recall?
I bought a Nissan Altima 2001 on Jan 4,2010
With all the excitment I had because my son and wife wanted a car so badly, I did not notice this problem until next day and I said nah...can be...I am just being aprehensive
Next day my son reported the same problem
Next day my wife reported too
This is the problem: Whenever the car is a any intersection it idles rough, like it the engine is going to stop working (never happens)
If I put in Neutral there is no problem, or when I am driving it.
Called my good friend mechanic, check it, and said it was the acelerator cable, too tight he said ($45 gone)
It worked fine for the next day, then the CHECK ENGINE sign appeared.
He came back next week and checked and found a PO171 code and told me he would investigate more on this code since it could be anything from manifold gasket or CO leaking gas mix
Then I found this site and other ones that suggest that may Nissan Altima have the exact same problem INTAKE MANIFOLD GASKET
Any more Nissan owners with the same problem?
It looks like a manufacturing problem that Nissan should fix.
Don yo think? With this bad economy we don't need to be ripped by big companies I think we need help and understanding from them.
Thank you!!
Intake Manifold Gasket...
Thanks for the comment sel2real. I'll try some more Google searches on the topic and see what I can find. So far the only searches which I ran were relative to recalls which came up fairly useless.
|what you're talking of is actually a well documented problem occurring on the nissan ka24de for the altima. do a quick google search with some keywords as the criteria and you'll find a surplus of information. i believe the problem is related to how they route the passages for the egr feedback on the intake manifold... an expensive repair for just a gasket!
2001 Altima GXE Intake Manifold Gasket
I am wondering if others have encountered problems with the intake manifold gaskets on Nissan Altima GXE's. This model is a 2.4L I4 with EFI and US assembled. The problem encountered was a cracked intake manifold gasket resulting in rough idle, leaking of coolant, and an engine code.
A probable reference to this gasket appears here, although this particular diagram is for 1993 to 1998 models which may be similar:
The failed gasket is item 3 on the diagram but the gasket kit includes the intake manifold to intake manifold collector as well.
The first repair with a genuine Nissan part resulted in a second cracked gasket and the followup with an after market gasket set finally was successful.
Magically, this happened shortly after the 6 year/60K mile warranty had crapped out. What a coincidence!
Any comments would be appreciated. I did not see anything on the recall sites with the exception of some tire problems on this particular model.
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VALPARAISO, Ind. (GreenBayPhoenix.com) - The No. 4 seed Green Bay (11-7-1, 5-3 HL) men's soccer team fell 2-1 to No. 2 seed Wright State (11-6-2, 5-2-1 HL) in the Horizon League Championship semifinal Friday at Brown Field on the campus of Valparaiso University. Green Bay tied the contest 1-1 in the first half but was unable to overcome Wright State's Justin Laird who scored both goals for the Raiders in the win.
"Wright State is a good team and I expect them to win the tournament, their attack is dangerous," said head coach Kris Kelderman. "We created our chances tonight and just didn't finish them."
Both teams scored in the first half in a span of less than five minutes. Wright State got on the board first in the 24th minute when First Team All-League selection Brian Cothern found All-Newcomer Team selection Justin Laird on the right side of the box. From 20 yards out Laird landed the ball in the upper left corner of the box for the 1-0 lead.
In the 29th minute Luke Goodnetter (Elm Grove, Wis.) was fouled in the right side of the box, giving the Phoenix the penalty kick opportunity. Horizon League Player of the Year Tony Walls (Wauwatosa, Wis.) converted his third PK of the season, knotting the contest 1-1.
The Phoenix outshot the Raiders 8-4 in the first half of play with Lawrence Talery (Coon Rapids, Minn.) leading the way with three shots, one on goal, while Walls and All-Newcomer Team selection Kirby Allen (Appleton, Wis.) added two each.
In the opening minutes of the second half (40:46) Wright State's Will McAteer had a breakaway open look at the goal when senior Tony Patterson (Menomonee Falls, Wis.) took away the scoring opportunity at the last second. Patterson's defense kept the game tied 1-1.
With 29:46 remaining Sam Krenzien (Wauwatosa, Wis.) beat his defender and was denied the striking opportunity for the Phoenix. Wright State later took the lead in the 28th minute when First Team All-League selection Brian Cothern found Laird on the cross pass for his second goal of the game and the 2-1 Raiders' lead.
"When they scored that goal it was like a replay of the last time we played them," said Kelderman. "They beat us down the flank and whipped it in and we were tight enough on our defense."
With 17 minutes remaining Green Bay was able to fire four shots in a matter of 30 seconds but was unable to convert against the Wright State defense.
"I give Wright State credit for playing well and winning the game but at the same time we had our chances to win," Kelderman said. "They took their chances and we didn't and that's the most frustrating thing is that we just didn't execute our chances."
"For whatever reason in the second half we got into a run and gun game and didn't play our game in the second half," said Walls. "I thought in the final third of the game we weren't as sharp as we should have been in this caliber of a game."
Green Bay outshot Wright State 18-13 in the contest while both teams had three corner kick opportunities. Goodnetter and Talery led the Phoenix with five shots each while Allen finished the game with four. Goalkeeper Ryan Wehking (St. Louis, Mo.) had three saves in the contest.
Known for scoring late in contests throughout regular season play, the Phoenix never gave up but time ran out on a successful season that featured 11 wins, including a five-game winning streak in the month of October.
"There are a lot of good memories from this season," Walls said. "I think the game at Tulsa turned everything around for us."
"I'm not surprised we started playing our best soccer at the end of the season just because it was a matter of time," Kelderman said. "I think it was a great season and I reminded our team that very thing after the game and we should be very proud of the season we had."
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Estate Planning Seminar (7 images)
A big thank you to Oxford Financial for sponsoring the Estate Planning seminar at Moerlein Lager House. Excellent presentation by Chris Buttress from Graydon. Wonderful food and idea sharing by the committee members.April 11, 2013 9:27 am
Memorial Service (24 images)April 10, 2013 9:07 am
YLS Community Service at Matthew 25: Ministries (28 images)
Volunteers toured Matthew 25: Ministries facilities and then got to work sorting donations during this great event.March 27, 2013 9:45 am
State Mock Trial Competition (2 images)
Congrats to Indian Hill who won the state mock trial competition and St. Xavier who placed in the top 8.March 22, 2013 3:42 pm
A Brush with the Law: Six Principles of Art & Law (4 images)
Lawyer and painter Bruce Petrie, Jr. treated an engaged audience to the artful CLE program, "A Brush with the Law: Six Principles of Art & Law" at the Cincinnati Art Museum. Petrie discussed how lawyers can benefit from considering commonalities in art and law, noting that both "painters and lawyers are engaged in problem-solving--working to craft something purposeful and whole that may not piece together without a bit of craftsmanship."March 15, 2013 9:15 am
Balanced Living Lecture Series (3 images)
Revered football coach Kerry Coombs helped the CBA kick off its Balanced Living Lecture Series on February 28, sharing what lawyers can learn from coaches and athletes about dealing with stress. Coombs highlighted the importance of goal setting, exercise, and an active lifestyle. He also shared his advice on dealing with adversity. Coombs, a Cincinnati native, is cornerbacks and special teams coach for the OSU Buckeyes. He previously coached for the UC Bearcats and at Colerain high school.March 4, 2013 2:31 pm
YLS Night at the Reds (13 images)
YLS members and guests enjoyed a packed social at Moerlein Lager House. More than 40 members and their guests sat together at the Reds game and enjoyed catching up. If you are viewing this on the CBA's website, please click on the image to view full size.July 23, 2012 3:50 pm
Women Lawyers Coffee and Conversation (10 images)
Check out photos from the recent Women Lawyers Coffee and Conversation get together and stay tuned for details on the next event!February 19, 2013 4:48 pm
Mock Trial 2013 (16 images)
Thanks to all of the volunteers that helped make this year's Mock Trial Competition a success!January 31, 2013 3:12 pm
20th Annual YLS Nast Trinity Community Dinner (26 images)
THE YLS Community Service Committee hosted another successful Nast Trinity Community Dinner on Sunday, August 19 with more than 30 volunteers in attendance. Thanks to all of those who volunteered! *If you are viewing this on the CBA's website, please click on the image to view full size.August 20, 2012 2:11 pm
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YLS enjoyed some volleyball at the Sandbar on September 8.September 13, 2012 3:40 pm
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Women Lawyers Committee Wine Tasting Social at Wine Guy Bistro (19 images)
The Women Lawyers Committee Wine Tasting Social at Wine Guy Bistro was a hit with great food, great wine and great conversation!January 29, 2013 10:38 am
Run for Kids Planning Committee Meeting (9 images)
Save the date! The 2013 Run for Kids will launch on Friday, August 16, downtown. The committee is off and running! Welcome new committee members Sarah, Ryan, Mike and Staci! Interested in getting involved? Contact Kathy Grant at firstname.lastname@example.com 17, 2013 11:06 am
Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky Inns of Court Joint Meeting (4 images)
Barry Scheck, nationally known for his work as co-director of the Innocence Project to reform standards for the admissibility of DNA and other types of evidence in the criminal justice system, was the keynote speaker at the this year's joint meeting of the Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky Inns of Court. Scheck's presentation attracted an audience of close to 200 attorneys.January 16, 2013 12:59 pm
Real Property and Bankruptcy Committees Joint Meeting (6 images)
Paula Boggs Muething, vice president, community revitalization and general counsel, Port of Greater Cincinnati Development Authority shared insights at the joint meeting of the Real Property Committee and the Bankruptcy Committee with her presentation: Hamilton County Landbank: A review of First-Year Projects and Partnerships.January 15, 2013 3:21 pm
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Counting the Beans in Your Practice (7 images)
The Solo/Small Firm Committee sponsored a CLE on managing accounting for your office, Counting the Beans in Your Practice. There is still time for 11th Hour Video CLEs at the CBA. Check out our website at www.cincybar.org.December 27, 2012 10:37 am
Beyond Pro Bono – Lawyers & Community Service CLE (11 images)
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Minority Law Student Holiday Reception (15 images)December 19, 2012 1:26 pm
Real Property Law Institute (7 images)
G. Robert Hines was presented the 2012 Real Property Law Practitioner of the Year Award last Friday during the luncheon at the CBA's Real Property Law Institute. The award is given annually to a local real-property practitioner with outstanding achievement, contribution, and leadership in the practice of real property law. Hines was joined by his wife Linda, members of his office staff, the CBA Real Property Law Committee officers, colleague and nominator Marvin Kraus, and 100+ fellow attendees at the awards ceremony. Congratulations Bob!December 10, 2012 1:57 pm
CLE Hosts "Contempt of Court" Author Mark Curriden (3 images)
Class on Saturday? Yep. Acclaimed author and legal journalist Mark Curriden spoke to more than 80 attorneys regarding his highly regarded novel, Contempt of Court, which tells the story behind the historic but little known case of Ed Johnson & U.S. vs. Shipp, the only criminal trial ever held in the history of the U.S. Supreme Court. Attorney Jim Adams also presented on mental health and substance abuse issues.December 5, 2012 10:32 am
Bar Bash 2012 (10 images)
Success! Congratulations to the newly admitted attorney members of the CBA! YLS celebrated at Local's with the annual Bar Bash. A packed room of new attorneys were enthusiastic about engaging with the YLS members.November 12, 2012 2:26 pm
53rd Annual Southwestern Ohio Tax Institute (3 images)
The CBA was pleased to host the 53rd Annual Southwestern Ohio Tax Institute. CBA President Tony Reiss took the opportunity to recognize and thank Steve Nechemias for his many contributions to the CBA, particularly the Tax and Grievance Committees, during his career and to wish him well on his upcoming retirement. Steve has been a perennial favorite presenter at the Tax Institute for more than two decades.December 3, 2012 8:51 am


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Windermere Helps Fight Food Insecurity by Funding Weekend and Summer Meal Programs
For many children, the free meals that they receive in the school cafeteria may be the only food that they get for the entire day. And that's just on the weekdays. On the weekends, children often go hungry because their families cannot afford to cover basic household expenses, including groceries. And when the school year ends, they lose the security of those two meals, making summer the hungriest season of the year for children in our communities.
Posted on 17 May 2017 | 6:01 pm
Over half-a-million dollars has been disbursed to non-profits so far this year!
Thanks to the generosity of Windermere agents and the community, the Windermere Foundation collected over $325,000 in donations during the first quarter of 2017. This is an increase of 17 percent compared to this time last year! Individual contributions and fundraisers accounted for 55 percent of the donations, while 45 percent came from donations through Windermere agent commissions. So far, we have raised a total of $33,431,017 in donations since 1989.
Posted on 27 April 2017 | 6:00 pm
Read Across America Day: Supporting Literacy Programs in Our Communities
"You're never too old, too wacky, too wild, to pick up a book and read to a child." ~Dr. Seuss
Posted on 2 March 2017 | 7:05 pm
Windermere Foundation By the Numbers
For the past 28 years, the Windermere Foundation has been helping those in need in our communities through donations to local organizations that provide services to low-income and homeless families. In 2016, the Windermere Foundation raised over $2.2 million in donations, bringing the total to over $33 million raised since it started in 1989.
Posted on 24 February 2017 | 7:00 pm
Windermere Foundation Raises $2,246,829 in 2016
The Windermere Foundation had another banner year in 2016, thanks to the continued support of Windermere franchise owners, agents, staff, and the community. Over $2.2 million was raised in 2016, which is an increase of seven percent over the previous year. This brings our total to over $33 million raised since the start of the Windermere Foundation in 1989.
Posted on 24 January 2017 | 5:15 pm
Spreading Holiday Cheer this Season
Our Windermere offices really love the holiday season. It's a time when they can get together to collect food, host holiday events, and raise money to help those in need in their communities. From putting together Thanksgiving meals, to hosting food drives and auctions, our agents really get into the spirit of giving. Here are just a few of the events taking place throughout our network during the holiday season.
Posted on 7 December 2016 | 7:01 pm
Helping Fight Holiday Hunger in Our Communities
The holiday season is a time in which Windermere offices across our network come together to help those in need in their communities. Here are just a few of the events that our offices are involved in this month to help fight hunger.
Posted on 15 November 2016 | 12:05 am
Windermere Foundation Dollars at Work: 2016 Summer Report
Dear Friends of the Foundation,
We are excited to announce that as of third quarter of this year, the Windermere Foundation has collected $1.4 million in donations, which means we are well on our way to reaching our goal of raising $2 million by year's end! Individual contributions and fundraisers accounted for 58 percent of the donations, while 42 percent came from donations through Windermere agent sales transactions. In total, we have raised over $32 million since the Windermere Foundation was started back in 1989.
Posted on 12 October 2016 | 6:00 pm
Raising money for those in need—one putt at a time.
Did you know that for the past 27 years, the Windermere Foundation has donated a portion of the proceeds from every home purchased or sold towards supporting low-income and homeless families in our communities? What started in 1989 as a grassroots foundation serving families in need in Washington State has grown to encompass eleven states and has raised over $30 million for programs and organizations that provide shelter, food, children's programs, emergency assistance, and other services to those who need our help most.
Posted on 2 September 2016 | 6:00 pm
Helping Children and Families Gear-up for Back to School
Getting your children prepared to go back to school is stressful enough. We all want to make sure that they are adequately prepared for the upcoming year. Now imagine that you also have to worry about how you're going to pay for new clothing, shoes and school supplies—it can be quite overwhelming! Many parents just aren't able to afford all of the back-to-school necessities.
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Era la fortuna o il destino che ha salvato questa casa? .... Era lo sforzo congiunto degli artigiani della ferrovia che costruirono che la Famiglia Newlin che ha protetto per quasi sei decenni. Dudley e Peggy McNitt che al momento dell'acquisto da Ed Newlin ristrutturato la casa e lo aprì al pubblico. Poi, il 16 marzo 2011 uno sconosciuto di Philadelphia ha assunto come oste e finito trovando il dimenticato massonico simbolismo che è andato inosservato per anni. C'è magia qui e voi come un ospite che apprezza speciali case uniche ... viaggio ... perché accontentarsi per la luna ... ci sono stelle a Stony Point
5 su luglio 31, 2012
We celebrated our neice's wedding at Stony Point this past weekend and it could not have been a better experience! Paul the Innkeeper was a wonderful host! I look forward to going back and staying there again soon! Great stay would highly recommend to anyone!
5 su aprile 08, 2012
My friend and I had the pleasure of staying with Paul for three nights. The home is elegant but entirely comfortable, each bedroom contains flat screen televisions, wifi, great beds, as well as an interesting architectural fillip.We had two rooms, both of which were stocked with candy, water, even toiletries! I have never stayed in a b & b, or hotel, where such generosity abounded. It is obvious that Paul loves the home, he is a great host, enthusiastic and sensitive to the requirements of the guests. I look forward to a return visit.
5 su ottobre 30, 2011
The weekend started off a bit slow and tedious with all of the Penn State homecoming traffic coming up 322 but as soon as we were greeted at the door by Paul it was all worth it. After we got situated in the room (Shenandoah Room) Paul invited my wife and I down to the Dinning room for a little evening meet and greet with the other guests. I've stayed at other B&B's and this was the first one where the Innkeeper had a little meet and greet on the first night of the weekend stay. We both had a great time getting to know the other guests. After the Dinning room Paul encouraged the guests to explore the down stairs rooms and we all ended up in the Library where Paul told us a little bit of the history of the house. Saturday morning started with a fantastic breakfast of Blueberry Pancakes, Sausage and Eggs, Cinamon Bread, Coffee (Great Coffee) and juice. The Blueberry Pancakes were some of the best I ever had. We spent Saturday exploring the area (Old Bedford Village, Bedford Pa and several winerys in the area). After dinner Saturday night we came back to the Inn to have a little wine and cheese with the other guests. Sunday morning started off with another fantastic breakfast. The house house has a very warm and inviting feeling, we both didn't want to leave. Paul is a very friendly Innkeeper and loves to talk to the guests about the history of the house. The Shenandoah room is a very nice room with a private bath, the amazing thing about the house is that all of the original fixtures are still in the house including all of the bathroom fixtures. One other thing I noticed about this Bed and Breakfast is how clean it is, even the comforter on the bed smelled freshly washed. You won't be dissapointed if you decided to stay at Stony Point Bed and Breakfast. If it wasn't for the fact I'm moving to Chicago I'd come back in a heart beat.
5 su ottobre 18, 2011
Paul and his other guests turned our weekend at Stony Brook into an unexpected event! My daughter and I orginally booked a room so that we would have easy access to State College for Homecoming at PSU. The game was great but the experience at Stony Brook was incredible!! We arrived early but were welcomed into the kitchen to watch Paul prepare the evening meal. It was advertised as a bar-b-que but was much, much more. The conversation was easy and lively. We were immediately at home. As other guests arrived they were made to feel just as welcome and received the same individualized tour of the house. And what a house! Paul's hard work in the restoration is apparent and his pride in the detail is contagious. Although elegance abounds; the home is warm and inviting. The living room and library offer nice gathering spots for newly made friends or intimate conversations with old friends. The guest rooms are spacious and have all the amenities of an upscale hotel. Every room is immaculate. As it turned out guests were using Stony Point for a starting point to go in all directions the weekend we stayed. The easy accessibilty to Hwy 220 makes travel to many small towns convenient. Stony Point could be a destination in itself or a enjoyable starting point for any journey. I would highly reccomend this inn for any season! KB
5 su ottobre 17, 2011
We had a fabulous stay at Stony Point. The place is impeccable. The owner, Paul, goes above and beyond to welcome you and make sure your stay is pleasurable. He has worked very hard to make Stony Point an outstanding bed and breakfast. We stayed at Stony Point during a recent visit to Penn State. It is a quick drive to State College and well worth the stay.
5 su ottobre 15, 2011
My husband and I always find a different B&B to celebrate my Birthday weekend. My husband found Stony Point. I looked at the pictures and fell in love with the place. It was very easy making the reservations and Paul, the Innkeeper, called to confirm them within an hour. Well when we arrived, the house was more beautiful than the pictures. It has a lot of the original features, which reminded me of my Grandma's house. Paul greeted us and give us a tour and the history of the place. Everything was very clean and in its proper place. Our bedroom had all the amenities we needed. The next day and two days later we enjoyed delicious breakfasts. We even participated in a wine and cheese event with other guess and the owner and the Innkeeper. Stony Point is located between several towns where you can go and enjoy shopping and the history of the Railroad. We really had a wonderful time and we can't go back. Paul you really make our stay the BEST!
5 su settembre 22, 2011
Stony Point was a 20 on a scale of 1 to 10! Immaculate, embracing, we did not want to leave. Paul was wonderful & has a way of making each guest feel like they are his only guest! We will be back.
5 su settembre 20, 2011
My wife and I had the opportunity to stay again at this wonderful bed and breakfast; if I posted all the positive experiences we encountered during our stay one would think I was the innkeeper or a marketing firm hired by the B&B. The rooms are clean!!!!!; the food fantastic, Paul the innkeeper loves his profession and it shows. If you like history, good food and staying in a gorgeous mansion, the Stony Point B&B is for you!
5 su agosto 06, 2011
What a treat!! Everything was as described by Paul, the innkeeper. I called late in the day and he couldn't have been more accommodating. From making a room available to the call back message "Rob, I just made some dinner if you would like some" Wow, it should be a dinner and bed and breakfast!! The house was just like the pictures show it. I slept soundly with the windows open and no outside traffic noise just the sound of nature in the morning. Breakfast was ready when I came downstairs and if I could, I would have stayed another night with my daughter who I was picking up from camp. When Paul found out about the camp he gave me their rate that I new nothing about. Very honest! I will be back
5 su giugno 27, 2011
The town is pure Americana, nestled into the Allegheny foothills. The house is beautiful. It's been updated with modern amenities (A/C, flatscreen TVs) but keeps its charm with touches like original wallpaper and moldings. The furnishings are classic and comfortable. We spent time on one of the spacious porches, a perfect place to wait for an early-afternoon spring storm to pass. And yes, the fruit-and-nut-studded monkey bread is as good as other reviewers have said. The innkeepers have done a wonderful job in making this a relaxing getaway.
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Hah! I've always enjoyed a good chuckle sitting on the sidelines reading a revival of an old dead post; looks like I'm now a part of the entertainment!
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This probably doesn't sound like a very attractive option, but:
Sell the boat in Chicago.
Buy another boat on the coast.
Now you just have to transport the money from Chicago in a brown paper bag.
I just shipped my boat with very similar dimensions as yours and used uShip. I was very satisfied with the process. If you do use uShip I would recommend upgrading your posting (approx $20) versus the free posting as you will receive a lot more bids on the move. I also contacted several natiowide and local shippers just to confirm process and prices. I found the variation in price (shipping from Missouri to Marina del Rey, CA) to be within about a $1,000 variance between shippers. I booked Thomas Duncan - Thomas Duncan Towing - and was extremely satisifed. One nice thing about uShip is you get a lot of visibility to customer feedback. When I booked, Thomas had ranked as the second highest in customer satisfaction for sailboat shipping, which was the major factor in going with him.
I have no affiliations with uShip or Thomas Duncan... just relaying my very recent experience (boat was shipped 2 weeks ago).
|my sugestion would be to list it on a website called uShip - The Online Shipping Marketplace - Ship Freight, Furniture, Vehicles or Moves its one of the sites ive used to find backhauls when i was still driving. just be sure to check out the companies numbers with the dot and be sure to get them to show insurance binder prior to loading good place to find a shipper without paying a broker his fee. newhaul=newby hauling and transport
Boat Transport - 30ft sailboat
The pirate might not have the worst idea! Even if you don''t have the time I''ve seen a couple of Captains that you might be able to hire to sail it for you. Last week I was considering purchasing a boat in the Galveston Texas area (to Chicago) and called a couple of shippers. 5 or 6 grand. I found a boat closer. I can''t imagine that it would run anywhere near that to have one of these guys sail it for you though.
Boat Transport - 30ft sailboat
I live in Australia, where the SUV''s are much smaller...and I beg to differ on the issues of towing.
This is the link to the minor epic of moving my 27 foot boat.
Not the thirty footer that the threads originator is asking about...but hey, it gives me a chance to show off my cradle building and engineering skills.
The towing vehicle is a 2.2litre 4 cylinder. Maintaining 80kmh was no problem at all with the pedal nowhere near the floor. The trailer''s brakes need to be good (in this case electrically augmented brakes to all four wheels).
I do not neccassarily recommend this as a "good" option, but it was the most cost effective and efficient way of doing it for us. If I was moving the boat one-way interstate then I would likely use a transport company and negotiate to drive my car as the "wide load" support vehicle to make sure that all was well. (and save a few dollars too)
Boat Transport - 30ft sailboat
You could do it yourself. I don''t know where you could rent a trailer at, but having one built may be an option. I use my trailer for winter storage at my home, but I would guess yours will stay in the water year-round in SC. We pulled ours home with a buddy''s 1 ton Ford with a V10 engine. I have a 27''er, disp 6800 9''2" beam. With the trailer she probably weight in at 8000 or so. He had no trouble pulling it, and the trailer brakes were not even functional. We only pulled it about 40 miles and picked EARLY on a Sunday morning to avoid traffic. I would not recomend a scenerio such as this for your trip, but with the proper tow vehicle and trailer it could be done. You would also need the proper permits (a step I also skipped). It is actualy amazing how easily such a heavy boat can roll around when trailered. I use a ''91 Ford Explorer with a 4.0 V6 to move it around my yard. But the weight ratio is too far off to try it on the road. Best of luck with your move.
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Boat Transport - 30ft sailboat
Ahoy, mateys.... wot in de sam hell is going on here... youse all must be addled to de quick I say!!! Chi town to de Carolina''s why iffin I might be so bold to say wot in de tarnations is de problem wit yer vessel? ain''t it got a bottom in it? Did ye lose your rigginn and your nerve in a storm? Are''s youse sick or dying? Wat de water all dry up outten de lakes? Are''s ye depressed and thinking bad thoughts?.. There there now.... ever heard of SAILING it there? Yeah I know.. you ain''t got the time, yer wench got de noose around yer neck, dere ain''t never enough money my friend. SAIL. SAIL. SAIL. Pirate of Pine Island
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Sorry, I omitted that Associated Boat Transfer is located in or near S.C., and their # is 800-274-1198.
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According to a Pakistani newspaper, a hoax call nearly caused India and Pakistan to get on war footing and consider the possibility of military action. Someone made a prank call to Pakistani President Asif Ali Zardari threatening war after the Mumbai attack by militants who came from Pakistan. For the following 24 hours, the nuclear armed Pakistan air force was placed on "highest alert" as its military forces watched closely for any attack from India. The caller, posing as Indian Foreign Minister Pranab Mukherjee, also tried having a conversation with Condi Rice at the State Department but never go through. Rice allegedly called Mukherjee in the middle of the night and asked why he had taken such a threatening approach to Pakistan.
There is some evidence the call originated from a verified official phone number of the Indian Ministry of External Affairs. India's Foreign Minister responded by arguing, "I can only ascribe this series of events to those in Pakistan who wish to divert attention from the fact that a terrorist group operating from Pakistani territory, planned and launched an attack on Mumbai."
Does their mean any American citizens can ring up Hillary Clinton at the State Department or can we actually get through to president Obama? The last time presidents had open office hours for citizens was under Theodore Roosevelt.
I guess we now know poor George Bush was tricked by a hoax call about WMD.


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Two of America's best-loved Presidents have filled the annals of history with great oration, innovative governing and decisions that would affect generations to come. They shared not only a last name but also a love for the state of Georgia.
In this two-part series, we will explore both Theodore and Franklin Roosevelt's affiliations with and affections for the state of Georgia. Today, President Theodore Roosevelt.
Theodore Roosevelt- A Georgia History:
Theodore Roosevelt was born October 27, 1858 and went on to become the 26th President of the United States. The Roosevelt family's roots run far back in American colonial history and Theodore's mother's family lived in Charleston, South Carolina before heading down the coast to Savannah, Georgia in 1760. Theodore's great-grandfather on his mother's side, Captain James Bulloch and his wife Ann Irvine had a son named James Stephens Bulloch who was born in Savannah in 1793.
James Stephens Bulloch's second marriage was to Martha Stewart Elliott occurred at the Old Elliott House in Savannah (now demolished) and they went on to have four children the second being named Martha Bulloch.The family left Savannah in 1839 and moved to Cobb County, Georgia (which then included parts of modern-day Fulton County) where James Stephens Bulloch's business partner Roswell King was establishing a cotton mill near what is today downtown Roswell.
Needing a place to live, in 1840 the Roosevelt family built Bulloch Hall using slave labor. It was in the dining room of that home that on December 22, 1853 Theodore "Thee" Roosevelt Sr. married Mittie Bulloch at the beginning of what would be a weeklong celebration that had the entire Southeastern U.S. talking.
Thee was born in 1831 to Cornelius Van Shaack Roosevelt, a businessman from New York City whose family had been in New York already for four generations, and Margaret Barnhill. Cornelius's father, James Roosevelt had already made a fortune importing hardware and after school Cornelius joined the family business increasing the family's worth making himself one of the five richest men in New York City at the time of his father's death.Thee also joined the family business, increasing his personal and family wealth becoming a founder of the Metropolitan Museum of Art and the American Museum of Natural History among other revered New York City institutions.
When Thee was 19, he journeyed to Roswell, Georgia with his friend Hilborne West who was married to Mittie Bulloch's half sister, Susan Elliott. Five years younger than Thee, Mittie was unimpressed with the gentleman from the North and would feel the same way until they met again in Philadelphia in January 1953. Following their December 1853 wedding, Mittie and Thee moved to New York City where they soon had a brood of four which included Theodore Roosevelt, Jr.
During his childhood, the future President heard about his mother's childhood home in Roswell and following a visit in 1905, he wrote to his son Kermit that "It was really very touching coming to Roswell, my mother's home. I had heard all about it when I was small from my mother and aunt, and I recognized a great many of the places and felt about them just as if I had seen them while a child. "
He recalled his Southern roots while speaking in Roswell saying,
"I hardly like to say how deeply my heart is moved by coming back here among you. Among the earliest recollections I half a child is hearing from my mother and my aunt (Miss Annie Bulloch, she then was) about Roswell; of how the Pratts, and Kings, and Dunwoodys, and Bullochs came here first to settle; about the old homestead, the house on the hill; about the Chattahoochee…"
In addition to his visit to Bulloch Hall, President Theodore Roosevelt spent many hours touring some of Atlanta's most treasured sites on October 20, 1905 including Piedmont Park where he gave a speech calling the city, "this mighty city, an industrial centre of the Union, in a great agricultural State."
Following his presidency, Roosevelt returned to Georgia on October 8, 1910 to give a speech at what is now Berry College praising the hard work and dedication to education of Martha Berry.
On March 9, 1911, Roosevelt spoke before the Southern Commercial Congress in Atlanta where he referred to himself as a "fellow Georgian."
In 1915 Roosevelt returned to Georgia for one last time speaking at the Terminal Station in Atlanta. Knocked down decades ago, the Richard B. Russell Federal Building has sat in that location since 1979.
Despite spending most of his life in New York City and Washington, D.C. Theodore Roosevelt never forgot his Georgia roots and was immensely proud of the role his family played in establishing the state and its commercial industries and made his heritage clear each time he visited the state.
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Bulloch Hall- Located in Historic Downtown Roswell, Georgia, Bulloch Hall is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and can be toured daily with the exception of major holidays.
Piedmont Park– The site of one of Theodore Roosevelt's speeches while he was President, Piedmont Park is Atlanta's largest park at 189 acres. History enthusiasts are invited to take one of the walking tours of the park offered by the Piedmont Park Conservancy.
The Wren's Nest– Joel Chandler Harris, the author of the Uncle Remus stories was a good friend of President Roosevelt and a resident of Atlanta. The home Harris lived in stands as a museum dedicated to his life's work. In 1910, Roosevelt spearheaded efforts to turn The Wren's Nest into a museum and urged the American public to donate to the campaign.
Berry College – This independent four-year college is just outside Rome, Georgia and its founder Martha Berry earned praise from President Theodore Roosevelt during his visits to the school.
Old Elliott House- This home in Savannah, Georgia is the home where James Stephens Bulloch's married Martha Stewart Elliott on May 8, 1832. Long since demolished, visit it online by clicking here.
Bulloch-Habersham House- The old house was located on Orleans Square was designed by William Jay in 1820 for Archibald Bulloch, Mittie Bulloch's great-grandfather and a noted stateman in Savannah. It was demolished before 1915 to make way for a Municipal Auditorium. Today, the Civic Center stands where the home used to be. Click here to see pictures of the home.
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