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On Sat, 04 Oct 2003 22:21:07 +0000, Harry Krause wrote:
I'll start. I need at least four more fishing rod holders on Yo Ho, and I think I'll attach a Fentress holder on the starboard side of the rear cabin bulkhead, building it out with Starboard so I can install some rubber rod tip holders on the lip of the cabin top. Well, since I spent $5K on last years "projects" (mainly: replace/upgrade steering and engine controls, replace 4D house battery with golf-cart, and add holding tank), I'm gonna try and beat that by replacing the engine (Conservative estimate $10K). SWMBO wants to replace the main cabin upholstery, and I need to re-seat the windows, fix the mast collar and possibly repaint. Oh, and sand and re-oil the teak. That's Far Cove. Then there's: Make a floor for the Tin Boat (still doesn't have a name), repaint Miss Lily, touch up the paint on Near Cove's engine .... And, once I've replaced Far Cove's engine, I'm thinking of building an 18-ft trawler to put the old one in... All this, and I'm just finishing rebuilding the roof for the shop at the back of the house, re-doing the electrical in the shop, helping SWMBO build a habitat for Avalon the Boa... Gee, no wonder I no longer seem to have time to go skiing! Lloyd Sumpter "Far Cove" Catalina 36 |
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This summer was WAY too short.
I already had a mid-summer project thanks to a drunk kid (sigh) MY main goal is to move south if the house ever sells. Past that I wanna fix the leak-down on the power trim on the PM-II and at some point trick out the powerhead which is mostly stock. (that's real sad considering what I've been doing) -W "Lloyd Sumpter" wrote in message ... On Sat, 04 Oct 2003 22:21:07 +0000, Harry Krause wrote: I'll start. I need at least four more fishing rod holders on Yo Ho, and I think I'll attach a Fentress holder on the starboard side of the rear cabin bulkhead, building it out with Starboard so I can install some rubber rod tip holders on the lip of the cabin top. Well, since I spent $5K on last years "projects" (mainly: replace/upgrade steering and engine controls, replace 4D house battery with golf-cart, and add holding tank), I'm gonna try and beat that by replacing the engine (Conservative estimate $10K). SWMBO wants to replace the main cabin upholstery, and I need to re-seat the windows, fix the mast collar and possibly repaint. Oh, and sand and re-oil the teak. That's Far Cove. Then there's: Make a floor for the Tin Boat (still doesn't have a name), repaint Miss Lily, touch up the paint on Near Cove's engine ... And, once I've replaced Far Cove's engine, I'm thinking of building an 18-ft trawler to put the old one in... All this, and I'm just finishing rebuilding the roof for the shop at the back of the house, re-doing the electrical in the shop, helping SWMBO build a habitat for Avalon the Boa... Gee, no wonder I no longer seem to have time to go skiing! Lloyd Sumpter "Far Cove" Catalina 36 |
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Clams Canino wrote:
This summer was WAY too short. I already had a mid-summer project thanks to a drunk kid (sigh) MY main goal is to move south if the house ever sells. Past that I wanna fix the leak-down on the power trim on the PM-II and at some point trick out the powerhead which is mostly stock. (that's real sad considering what I've been doing) -W Where are you heading to, Clams? You might like NE Florida. Four actual seasons (very short and mild winter, beautiful spring, long hot summer and beautiful fall), and housing prices aren't too bad. Anywhere from north of Orlando south, and Florida is too damned hot from April to the end of October. Plenty of boating opportunites in NE Florida, too. Fresh and salt water, and a mix. -- * * * email sent to will *never* get to me. |
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Actually anywhere but HERE, like where the water doesn't freeze.
My wife is scouring the web daily finding cheap lakefront stuff. We can get into a place cash for $120k - those are out there too. -W "Harry Krause" wrote in message ... Clams Canino wrote: This summer was WAY too short. I already had a mid-summer project thanks to a drunk kid (sigh) MY main goal is to move south if the house ever sells. Past that I wanna fix the leak-down on the power trim on the PM-II and at some point trick out the powerhead which is mostly stock. (that's real sad considering what I've been doing) -W Where are you heading to, Clams? You might like NE Florida. Four actual seasons (very short and mild winter, beautiful spring, long hot summer and beautiful fall), and housing prices aren't too bad. Anywhere from north of Orlando south, and Florida is too damned hot from April to the end of October. Plenty of boating opportunites in NE Florida, too. Fresh and salt water, and a mix. -- * * * email sent to will *never* get to me. |
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Lloyd Sumpter wrote:
On Sat, 04 Oct 2003 22:21:07 +0000, Harry Krause wrote: I'll start. I need at least four more fishing rod holders on Yo Ho, and I think I'll attach a Fentress holder on the starboard side of the rear cabin bulkhead, building it out with Starboard so I can install some rubber rod tip holders on the lip of the cabin top. Well, since I spent $5K on last years "projects" (mainly: replace/upgrade steering and engine controls, replace 4D house battery with golf-cart, and add holding tank), I'm gonna try and beat that by replacing the engine (Conservative estimate $10K). SWMBO wants to replace the main cabin upholstery, and I need to re-seat the windows, fix the mast collar and possibly repaint. Oh, and sand and re-oil the teak. That's Far Cove. Then there's: Make a floor for the Tin Boat (still doesn't have a name), repaint Miss Lily, touch up the paint on Near Cove's engine ... And, once I've replaced Far Cove's engine, I'm thinking of building an 18-ft trawler to put the old one in... All this, and I'm just finishing rebuilding the roof for the shop at the back of the house, re-doing the electrical in the shop, helping SWMBO build a habitat for Avalon the Boa... Gee, no wonder I no longer seem to have time to go skiing! Lloyd Sumpter "Far Cove" Catalina 36 The disease you are suffering from is called boat builder's ambition. Sheesh. What a list. -- * * * email sent to will *never* get to me. |
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