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Bob Neches, Me Gusta, Nonsuch e26U #233
NS233_Bob_Neches
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Save the date – August 17-21 – and be on the look out for upcoming announcements with further details about the INA International Rendezvous in Greenport.
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Bill Salton
Bill.Salton
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Hi all, our N30C (hull 40) had teak toe rails. They were mounted by wood screws on top of the thru-bolts for the deck to hull connection. They were high maintenance and more importantly, they leaked. Mike Quill had/has(?) a stock of aluminum rails. I bought
some and installed them with 5200 and thru bolts. Kind of a massive job, but in the end…maintenance free and DRY.
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mark_h
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For years I’ve felt the Atlantic between my Nonsuch and most of the INA fleet — most members are in North America, and my boat lives in Europe. Still, the Nonsuch spirit is strong online, and it struck me that there’s a fun, tangible way to make that distance
smaller:
sharing 3D-printable Nonsuch designs.
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Bill Randall
Bill
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On our new to us 30Ultra, it is very difficult to shift. I suspect I need to replace the shift cable, but I thought I would check with this group before embarking on that to see what more experienced owners recommend.
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Bob
bobgehrman
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The standard rigging for the main sheet is a 2:1 purchase with a block on the wishbone. This results in a LOT of line. I’m curious how many have eliminated the block on the wishbone and go straight to the winch instead, to make a 1:1 purchase. Results in
about half the amount of line, obviously.
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