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#1 Re: General discussion » fuel in exhaust » 2014-08-10 01:33:15

Bill Salton

Are you sure it's diesel? When we first got our boat (an atomic 4 admittedly), the previous owner was using a synthetic oil, and we were getting an oil slick behind the boat, especially at start up. I switched back to Castro SAE 30 and the problem disappeared, never to resurface.
Bill

#2 Re: General discussion » Clevis Pin » 2014-04-13 23:43:53

Bill Salton

Hi, try South Shore Yachts in Virgil. Rob has all that stuff, and is very good with all things rigging.

#3 Re: General discussion » stuck main halyard » 2006-08-07 11:41:49

Bill Salton

Thanks for the reply. I have rounded up someone braver than I to go up tomorrow. We'll see what the damage is.
Cheers, Bill

#4 General discussion » stuck main halyard » 2006-08-06 05:35:40

Bill Salton
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Hello all,
My main halyard is stuck part way up. I can't get it to move in either direction. Has anybody else had this problem, or am I the only one in the world? Any suggestions? Thanks,
Bill
Mark III/Whisper

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