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No real big projects on my boat, a bunch of odds and ends. The
biggest was replacing the head, hoses and a bigger holding tank. Scraping , then sanding the old bottom paint off was more of a PITA. -- Scott Vernon Plowville Pa _/)__/)_/)_ "DSK" wrote in message .. . A general question- what is the most ambitious boat repair or improvement project you've accomplished? What project would you like to take on? I know of people who have rewired boats, repowered, repaired major hull damage, and so on. I met a lot of sailors who seem reluctant to take on big projects, and we other who are perpetually working on their boats. At the moment I'm putting a new deck on our tugboat. But I'd rank that as mundane, the toughest project I've tried is making a competitive racing baby out of a 20 year old Lightning. This went through 3 phases, the first two were moderate successes and I never got to try the final result. Fresh Breezes- Doug King |
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