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I bought this Ducati funnel to change the oil for Gabbiano.

When I had Gabbiano's deck fixed, I had the eyebrows removed. Just too much trouble.

I bought my new main from Quantum sails. The guy measured the boat and it was fabricated in South Africa.

I replaced "Gabbi's" old stove with the Origo Non-Pressurized, 2 Burner Stove With Oven. I even bake bread in it. I did not have room for the propane tank and the Origo "fit like a glove".

Has anyone installed a seacock for the bath room sink, rather than letting it drain into the bilge?

Can you provide a picture of the Whale Gusher 10 installed. I will replace my Whale Gusher 8 if the repair kit does not work.

I was on the web last evening looking for a manual for my Lewmar winches I came across the following web site with a "TON" of manuals. The site is for a Person 35, but has just about every manual for any sailboat. It even has the Hillerrange manual. http://www.pearson35.com/p35articles/equ...

Check out Flag Harbor near Long Beach, Md. It is just North of the Nuclear power plant. Just Google Flag Harbor.

Ordered new main salon cushions at the Annapolis boat show from: Island Nautical dba JSI 2233 3rd Ave S. St. Petersburg, FL 33712 727-577-3220 727-577-6816 FAX Toatl cost was $1590. They sent me the instructions and paper to measure for the cushions and I FEDEXd the lot back to them. This company ma...

Been investigating a new radar for Gabbiano. Getting lot of data regarding placement of the radar dome. Some folks with cutter rigs are telling me not to place the dome where the staysail will interfere. I have sailed Westsails with the Dome right above the spreaders and could not see any difference...

I bought the Bi-Color LED from Dr. LED and the bulb is too large to fit through the bottom hole. The instructions want you to disassemble the housing. That is a bit too much for me. After some more searching, I came across the VICTORY, SERIES 40 LED, BI-COLOR bulb for $61.52. The bulb is 1-1/4â€

At our marina, we remove the backstay and tie off the main halyard to a stern cleat until the boat is on the jack stands. Then, we reattach the backstay. Works pretty well. If the mast is going to be removed for whatever, we have a gin pole on the travel lift with block and tackle.

Sounds like a fouled prop.

Thanks for the PIC. I’ve seen the way the Island Packets do theirs. Yours is a good set-up.

I am planning to add a roller furler for my staysail. Saw some PICS posted by Cathy Monaghan and was wondering if there are any close up pictures of the lines at the track and at the end of the boom.