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Zozza

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  1. Shouldn't Cat 1 - 3 be evolved then to have a look at minimising the risk of Platino like accidents that seem to keep on happening?  I mean, what is more important, to make sure you have three buckets, or to have a set up which minimizes to near zero your chance of getting killed by your rigging?

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  2. Bed-it is one product that lives up to the hype.  
    The only thing you have to be careful about is using solvents around it...if you have penchant for walking round your deck with a turps laden rag cleaning this 'n that, just be careful around fittings that have Bed-it.

  3. 9 hours ago, aardvarkash10 said:

    tauranga harbour is pretty shallow everywhere.  Consider actual draft.  A bilge keeler would suit there really well.  Jon has said it first - survey. you will need one for insurance anyway, and you will need insurance for a marina berth or a mooring.

    For a cheap as chips option, Raven 26.  Lots of other choices though.

    100% Raven 26.  Cheap, Safe, good headroom, an ideal learner keeler

  4. 1 hour ago, harrytom said:

    Close the Mercs too. Bugger it, just close the gulf and ban tidal currents/easterly winds. If they did something 5 yrs ago might of helped rather than sit on ones hands.

    In the article they more or less acknowledge it was the big ships that caused the issue, yet they want to penalise boaties and yachites when the horse has clearly bolted.

    And you are right Harry, and in fact, they could close the Hauraki Gulf for a decade and the natural currents and wind changes would still embed the weed.  It is a waste of time trying to fight it - I know what I am saying has been said before, but you just shake your head at some of the idiots out there that call for this banning thing.

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  5. I've never used Okahu Bay Hardstand....but living in Auckland most of my life,one of the highlights of driving or walking the Tamaki Drive was always going past and seeing the yachts in their cradles....it just adds something to that area

  6. 19 hours ago, K4309 said:

    It is not Parnell's poo. It is from West Auckland and the Central city. C'mon with the basic details guys.

     

    As a former Bogan,  I doth protest!  Surely it makes for more fun to examine what species of skunks PoshParnell crowd have been eating as delicacies lately?!

  7. I work down near Quay St a few times. per week and get a good waft of the Parnell Poo Pipe throughout the day. The smell is shocking.  What the hell have the rich pr#cks in Parnell been eating lately? Whatever it is, it is enough to bring tears to one's eye's let me tell yuh!

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  8. This summer will be fantastic, with following Sou winds when going north, that will turn on key to WNW when going south.....and it will do this as I sold my other boat that I was campaigning for another that needs fixing.....  

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