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It’s an axle pin. ZephyrWerks will make them for you in stainless,
silicon bronze or titanium.. and ZephyrWerks is in your neck of the
woods (Port Townsend )– pat
On 1/14/10 1:30 AM, Patrick Walters wrote:
Does this have a name? It holds the sheaves in the masthead.
Is it a custom fabrication or an off the shelf item?
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Let me turn off attachment scrubbing first !!!…
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On 1/5/10 2:16 PM, Patrick Walters wrote:
Quote:Hey Tor, I worked on the Email server at Microsoft for years and might be
able to help figure this out. Do this:1) Create a new message in outlook
2) Drag and Drop one of your messages with the .txt attachment into the new
message. Now you have the sample message as an attachment in your new
message.
3) Send that message to my other email account (I have my
own exchange server and use Outlook with that)I’ll take a look at the message and attachment and see if I can figure it
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checking the scrubbing feature..
Just delete.
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On 1/5/10 9:21 AM, Silver Heels wrote:
Quote:Pat,I use MS Outlook to download email. As of Monday morning, most (but not all)
forum emails are still arriving with a .txt attachment, but since your email
message below the attachments are now all blank, i.e., there is no text in
them as there was before. Same problem with knowing when a “real” attachment
is included with the message, though.Anyway, if I’m the only one getting them and they’re an unavoidable part of
the program, then it’s just karma. I appreciate that you looked into it.Break-Break
If anyone attaches anything to an email to this group, like a photo or
whatever, please consider writing “see attached photo” somewhere in your
email.Thanks,
Tor
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checking the forum posting.
– pat
On 12/29/09 5:48 AM, wrote:
you should receive a new welcome message from the new list in 6-8
hours. If you do not receive this message and wish to remain on the
list, please contact me at:Once the dns changes have propagated, you can also self-subscribe by
visiting:
https://pearson424.org/mailman/listinfo/maillist_pearson424.org– pat
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I believe so.. what in particular are you looking for ?
On 12/9/09 4:03 PM, Patrick Walters wrote:
Will the new host let you/us customize phpbb?
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tor
I’ll be home tomorrow (been gone since you wrote me ) and I’ll take
care of it then. Would you like to get messages in a digest mode (one
or 2 messages per day) or do you just want a vacation?Pat
On 11/30/09, Silver Heels <> wrote:
Quote:I get my 424 group emails at . I want to stop them from
coming to me now, for a couple of weeks until I re-subscribe. I just
attempted this, but the auto-reply below read another silverheels.us email
address that I use for sending out (and receiving) emails. Unfortunately,
that’s of no use for this purpose, i.e., unsubscribing, because I’m
registered to this group under , not .
I don’t have time right now to learn new tricks. Can someone please pass
this on to whomever is minding the store, or otherwise shut off the flow of
424 emails to now? Much appreciated.Thanks,
Tor
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From the USCG site
Owner: TIMOTHY D PHILLIPS
843 WAINEE ST #740
LAHAINA, HI 96761I know some folks who would love that anchor platform (Jim A – are you
looking at this ?)– pat
On 10/26/09 4:49 PM, kalinowski wrote:
I hate to look like a vulture, but does anyone know the owner of this
boat. I believe she’s in Lahaina (Maui) and I might pay to pick her
bones for spares.Dan Kalinowski
Lady Leanne II (#135)
Honolulu
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I’ve owned the Sailrite Long Arm and now own the Blue one. I have loved
them both. The Long Arm was too heavy for me to move on and off the
boat by myself. Sold the Long Arm to buy the Little Blue one. I, too,
believe that the SailRite support is worth something.Switched to the Little Blue when I had to swap out the glass in our
dodger after hail damage. The walking foot has been really nice.No I’m not interested in selling this one although I will check with my
friend who has one she is not using– pat
On 10/1/09 3:28 PM, John Stevenson wrote:
James,
No experience with the lz-1, I’ve owned a SailRite Yachtsman (AKA
Reeds) for about 15 years. I’ve had it on board since 2003. Used it
to match hatch awnings and port light curtains this summer. Really
needed those hatch awnings for the summer in NC.
The lz-1 I believe is a SailRite customized standard walking foot
machine (Thompson?). You can sometimes find them on eBay or even
Harbor Freight was about 25% or more below the SailRite price. Of
course then you don’t get SailRite support, which for me is worth the
extra money. I would like to have the walking foot feature, but this
machine won die.On Thu, Oct 1, 2009 at 1:55 PM, james bartch
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wrote:Aloha to All
i was wondering if anyone has had any experience with the sailrite
sewing machines? the lz-1, the blue one. i have done a fair amount
of sewing work on other boats and wanting to buck up and get a
good machine.And i thought that i would ask if anyone has a sailrite hanging in
the closet that they are not using??? projects include uv cover
for the head sail, stack pack – maybe, winch and barby covers etc.
shade covers – need shade…james – Island Muse – no. 217
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6PM – after the show – on Thursday roof top bar above Pussers –
(saturday – not so good.. i have to work on Monday 900 miles away. )We’ll be there ..
– pat
for pat and daveOn 9/29/09 3:15 PM, John Stevenson wrote:
Quote:I will probably be at the show until closing so I will hang around.
Too bad we can’t meet in Lorea’s Tavern (long gone).On Tue, Sep 29, 2009 at 4:11 PM, Paul Lefebvre
<I was just talking with Alan. I am thinking of driving down from
Ottawa to meet up with him in Annapolis for the show.We were wondering if meeting at 6PM, after the show on Thursday
would work. Alan and I can both be there by then. Also, for those
people that spent $35 for the VIP ticket, they will be able to get
full value for it for the day.Would this work for everyone??
Paul
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Yes. Where and when do you need them?
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On 9/23/09, Lee Yonkers <> wrote:
Does anyone have two 1 inch stanchion bases? I need two of them.
Lee
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Ours is as well. We find we average ~.8 gallons/hour at a good clip.
– pat
On 8/9/09, Robert Fine <> wrote:
I’ve found it’s a pretty good gauge.
Bob
On Sun, Aug 9, 2009 at 3:49 PM, Patrick Walters
<>wrote:I think my fuel gauge is busted, or this w58 drinks very little diesel. Is
the deck window the best way to check the tank?Just left the lats n atts party at poulsbo and headed to the San Juans. 😉
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permissions have been set.
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On 8/1/09 3:02 PM, Linus Martinez wrote:
Quote:Pat said that she has to manually go in and set permissions after the
pictures are loaded. I just emailed her to confirm that I have
finished uploading the pictures.Linus
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I have to set the permissions. Then the pics will show. Issue since we
were moved to a new server. I’ll fix it when we get to the boat– pat
On 8/1/09, Patrick Walters <> wrote:
Someone has upload some pics to the gallery, but none of them are showing
up for me. Do you see the same thing?https://www.pearson424.org/gallery/Sumocean-Windlass
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Ours is 70 gallons in the bow, 50 each port and stbd.
– pat
Doris E, p424 #178On 7/28/09 3:11 PM, kalinowski wrote:
Does anyone know the separate water tank capacities of the side and
bow tanks? All I can seem to find is the total of all tanks together.
I’m doing some serious tank cleaning and need to know volumes for the
proper cleaner mix.Dan Kalinowski
Lady Leanne (#135)
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check out some of the pictures
https://www.pearson424.org/gallery/Interior-Modifications– pat
also – anyone who posts pictures, let me know so that I can change the
permissions so they show up.On 6/27/09 6:06 PM, Patrick Walters wrote:
Everytime I set on the swing out button seat for the nav station I am
dissapointed beyond belief. So many things done so well on the P424,
but the seat is too high to even use the nav desk and the electronics
shelf.I think soe of you have pu tin better seats, but has anyone done any
more extensive remodels of this area? If so pictures would be geat as
I’m starting to think about this but not yet working on it.-p
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