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Posts posted by harrytom
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Thanks Kiwifish,another good read, I was expecting you to say you came across kahawai at the ramp thats my luck, your mate and my wife would make a good team,nah save money and catch some ky.
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back in the water,little mishap,dropped the anchor only to find the foot switch does work,$3.5 fuse and holder rusted,now begs why/how did it get wet?
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www.facebook.com/NZ-14-Tonners-509576052707184/?hc_ref=ARSQZBwhhzymsucI_0niFuANtYl6xl8mfct2HAgbPA9NhCox1LeJrd-NELQKq4f_zGU&fref=nf
this link works
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Finally applied the antifoul only watch the bloody rain take it away.
They call it ablative?sure as hell stuck to my hands
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Calling all 1/4 ton class owners
There is a possibility that we can race fully crewed and our own division with Pybc 3 legged 2 handed race weekend. 9th 10 th 11 th March 2018(date to confirmed) 3 inshore coastal races and possibly following weekend Olympic courses.
www.facebook.com/NZ-14-Tonners contact point or myself.
Will need 5 + entries to be an event
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It would be like world rugby introducing a new world rugby cup excluding the boks,aussie,all blacks. Dull and non entertaining.
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You can get the ally bottles re certified at the Dive shop in Wairau road
/www.worksafe.govt.nz/worksafe/news/alerts/images-and-documents/safety-alert-scuba-cylinders-withdrawl.pdf
seems ali if no go now?
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I am not psychic where abouts is here?
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grab the youngest crew member and keel haul them,worked back in the 16th century,cant see why it wouldnt work today,might even help the unemployed population
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similar,except he had a filter system,You mean something like this?
http://driveinboatwash.com/en/products/bigwash/
KM and I looked into a system about 7 years ago. Not like above. It was slightly more manual. The Brush part sucked to the Hull, but an operator had to move it up and down and along. The growth removed was filtered to a point, but dirty water would still be flushed back into the water and the problem was that the Enviro "Mental" people said that was not allowed.
So I can't see a Brush system like in the link above being allowed either.
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The old man had a thought 30yrs ago to build an up side down car wash The idea was you drive your yacht/launch through it and it mould to hull shape,he spent a lot of hours drawing it .
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Wasn't a lady trying to sell this??
www.trademe.co.nz/motors/boats-marine/yachts/other-yachts/auction-1428002662.htm
or is it just very similar?
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Cork photographer Suzanne Ravenhill captured this amazing incident from Cobh waterfront in 2013 when CH Marine Autumn League competitors 'Manzantina' (IRL-2076) with blue and white spinnaker and 'Chancer' (IRL-1583) met in the first race of the Royal Cork league in Cork Harbour. No one was hurt in the incident, according to Suzanne. We understand only a spreader was broken but a thorough rig inspection on both boats is to be carried out.
Amy McCarthy, crew member on 'Chancer', adds:
The incident occurred when Manzanita was on a run towards Chancer who was on a beat. Both boats were on port. As 'Manzanita' was closest to the wind she had to give way to 'Chancer'. 'Manzanita' came up to avoid us but as they passed us they may have heeled over more than expected for the room given; we are unsure. Resulting from this the top of their rigging got caught in the starboard sidestay above the upper spreaders on 'Chancer'.This resulted in the two boats rotating together in which Manzanita's bow raised up significantly (see photo)and their transom was buried in the water. At this point there was silence as both boats spun together. Manzanita's bow then went across our transom at which Brian Carroll, skipper, had to push it off.
We de-powered our sails and at that point the rigging sprung clear, ripping the sidestay from our spreader. Manzanita's pit was completely immersed in water at which
point the skipper was quickly bailing. All crew were safe and unharmed. Both boats retired from the race. 'Chancer' has had to withdraw from part or all of the league depending on the level of damage done to the rigging. I am unaware of any damage done to 'Manzanita'.from 1/4 ton zeilers facebook
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This seems like it could be good value https://www.trademe.co.nz/Browse/Listing.aspx?id=1377043412
There was one at pine harbour 4 yrs ago for sale same issue osmosis,the lady in the brokerage office said do not waste your time,same value.
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a yacht hauled at pybc yesterday had a few barnacles on it but it was the slime that caught everyone eye,it was like the hull had been been coated in oil and the slime stuck to the hull,water blaster removed bugger all,when I left the owner was making in roads using a tungsten scraper,who knows what was on the hull.
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I am still to apply the inexpensive AF altex longlife cruising hard,claim 18 months trouble free, AF in $250/300 range have not lasted so if I only get 6 months out of it I am still ahead?
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I found the reference:
http://www.nrc.govt.nz/Maritime/Our-marine-environment/Cleaning-your-boat/
There is a booklet somewhere too.
No idea how you comply with that lot!
pretty much same rules for Auckland,can clean off but no scraping of antifoul.
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Plastic bags bottles etc are at fault??
Oceanic rafting certainly isn’t new—it’s thought that many lineages of animals and plants, like South America’s monkeys and Madagascar’s lemurs, rafted their way to the lands they now call home. But successful rafting events like these are thought to be rare, as common rafting materials like wood often degrade before they find their way to a new shore.
Plastics, on the other hand, don’t.
Bring back paper bags glass bottles and the refund scheme like we had as kids,2c a bottle run around back of shop and resell Haha did i do that
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Saturday finally finished painting the deck,dull grey,kiwi grip part of the deck and protective paint for the rest,both seem to flow the same but noticed the kiwi grip flattened compared to protective,using the plastic roller. But this rain will be a test??
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When it hits the NZ border. If it;'s being posted in then the Post Office usually sends a letter to the address on the package with costs and how to pay. Couriers, like DHL etc, sometimes bring it straight thru without grabbing anything but the Govt has been cracking down on that, it is a naughty.
Or mobs like us who get bigger commercial shipment, when the customs paperwork is done the GST and Duty content is racked up on a Customs account and on the 20th following they reach into our bank accounts and take it.
Thanks for that,so my son has been lucky,buys singular coins then sells them here and the little sh@t(15 yr old) makes about $150/$200 per coin,so its only a matter of time then?Buys 3 or 4 a month been doing it for about 6 months now.
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what is the story with importing and when do you have to pay customs/gst? just imported a full gold sovereign (1902 uncirculated) total cost including post was $980nz was declared on postage.
Lost for months in the mid-Pacific
in MarineTalk
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http://www.nzherald.co.nz/world/news/article.cfm?c_id=2&objectid=11939011
Why did they not activate the EPRIB?