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anyone know which design she started as? http://www.tennantdesign.co.nz/index.php?page=10-15m
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rather sexy looking rear end looks like fair few boats will get plenty but fleeting chances to admire
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A rebuilt (tennant) catamaran called Slime has proved a winner for Mahurangi East boatbuilder John Hughes. John and his wife Juliet raced for four and a half hours across 50 nautical miles (93km) of ocean to take out the first leg in the SSANZ Safety at Sea Triple on July 9. no stranger to racing, having won the Coastal Classic between Auckland and Russell nine times on the catamarans Split Enz, and After Burner which he built in 1986. he hopes to compete in the Coastal Classic in October this year with Slime followed by the Summer Series with the New Zealand Multihull Yacht Club.
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From the album: old multihull pics
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From the album: old multihull pics
muffalo has a double stepped cabin for more cabin headroom -
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From the album: old multihull pics
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From the album: old multihull pics
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From the album: old multihull pics
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From the album: capricorn
the all important tramps...mesh triple stitched with ptfe-teflon thread, around fibreglass rod which is individually tied / tensioned to the 20-something saddles along the float with a suitable size of standard cordage.....when it's time to remove the tramp, retention or change the cordage etc it gets cut-off and renewed -
petrol will make epoxy resin burn both burning fed by wind could melt alloy
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think foil, fire blankets best for fat fires in pans actually tight lid slid over from the side better but who thinks of that edit as above don't like leaving cell phone on charge overnight...
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http://daltoninternational2-px.rtrk.co.nz/Absorbents/SpillTech-Oil-Only-Absorbent-Pads-ASOPAD http://daltoninternational2-px.rtrk.co.nz/Absorbents?utm_source=ReachLocal&utm_medium=CPC&utm_campaign=Search 0800 004 027 or sales@dilnz.co.nz
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From the album: capricorn
sam's better beams -
From the album: capricorn
sam's better beams -
Inflatable Dinghies - the good, the bad and the ugly?
erice replied to Sail Rock's topic in MarineTalk
apparently the best inflatable glue repairs use a special activator mixed with the contact cement the activator is not needed for normal contact glue use, like sticking down a carpet tile, but as the activator makes the glue bond much harder and more waterproof it is what the pros use to fix inflatables bostik seem to be the best suppliers of the in nz http://glueguru.co.nz/shop/PRODUCT+TYPES/PRIMERS++ACTIVATORS/B050232.html ideally you'd match it with one of the associated bostik contact adhesives at the bottom of the page above i hear 999 is the best nothing to s