Conference unifix::sailing

		WANTED: PLASTIC FLOTATION DRUMS

I have a floating dock on a lake, supported by 4 55-gal steel drums. The
drums have started to rust through, and must be replaced. I am looking for
4 large plastic drums, between 40 gal and 60 gal size. Does anybody know
where I can get some?

--RS

    There is a place in Northwood, N.H. right on rte. 4 & 202 that sells
    large plastic drums (used juice drums). When I was by there a couple
    of weeks ago, they seemed to have a few in the yard. As I recall,
    it looks more like a residence than a business.
    
   Bill
    

    RE: .368  "Plastic Drums"
    
    You can also buy them from the Veryfine juice company in Littleton,
    Mass.  They charge a couple of bucks for them last time I checked.
    

I am in the process of buying a Hobie Cat (16 foot), but it does
not have a road trailer.

Anyone have one for sale?

Alternativley, does anyone know of a source of new ones?

Thanks,
	Paul

    Check the Want Advertiser trailer section or NH Hobie in Seabrook.

    
    Used Hobie 16's have gone down in price recently. They have been around
    for a long time. You may be able to buy an old beat up 16 with trailer
    for a lot less than a new trailer alone. You'll get a trailer and some
    valuable spare parts as well.
     If you do buy an old trailer, step 1 is to replace those wheel
    bearings. The first season I had my Hobie 16, I took it up to
    Winnipesaukee for a weekend. It rained all weekend. On Sunday night,
    with it still raining we headed home. We got no further than Laconia
    when I started hearing an awful grinding sound, followed by a
    screach when the wheel locked up. After watching it rain for 2 solid
    days, being couped up in a small cottage with 2 very ugly drunks that
    rented the place with us, and then the wheel bearings, my nerves were
    shot. I was so pissed when the bearings went I slammed my car door and
    the window shattered. Oh well, after getting home and fixing the
    bearings I had many years of fun on my 16, I hope you do to.
    
    JJ
       

     FOR SALE 1981 S-2 6.7

     22' fractional sloop with retractable, dagger board, keel.
     	Retractable keel keeps boat low on trailer for easier trailering.
     	This is a well built small boat which is an excellent introduction 
     	to keel boats. Designed as a racing boat this vessel has fine sailing 
     	characteristics and a good turn of speed.  

Sail inventory includes: (2) main sails
     			 (2) 110% working jibs
     			 150% Mylar genoa
     			 170% genoa
     			 spinnaker

Electronics:		Marine VHF
     			Knot Meter 
     			Depth Sounder
     			Autohelm AH800 
     			Apelco 6300 Loran

Miscellaneous:		All halyards run through rope clutches
     			(2) Lewmar  two speed sheeting winches
     			(1) Lewmar single speed Halyard winch
     			4 x purchase boom vang
     			adjustable backstay
     			1986 Johnson 8hp Sailmaster w/4 amp alternator
     			Potta-potti 
     			Danforth 8s anchor
     			Black Micron CSC bottom paint in serviceable condition


     Asking price;   $7,000.--

     Contact Geoff Sampson (508)-869-0288
			   (DTN)-297-8129			

    
    
      Beautiful 1981, 33' HUNTER SAILBOAT, Sloop rig, fiberglass,
    
    inboard diesel, Harken roller furling, mainsail with jiffy rigging
    
    reefing, 110/150 genoas, dodger, sailcover, compass, knot meter,
    
    depth sounder, loran, VHF radio, CB radio, Autohelm 3000.  
    
    Sleeps six, galley with icebox, head with vanity and shower, and
    
    much more.  Very well maintained by knowledgeable owner.  Ready to
    
    sail away $28,500.00.
    
    Don't call:                              CALL:  Brother
    
    
    Debbie Companion                         Mike McDonald
    CSLALL::COMPANION                        508-664-2175
    275-2584
    

Bob Beck
237-5475
SUBSYS::BECK
Home Phone: 692-2441
Westford, MA

1988 O'Day 240. Excellent Condition. Wing Keel, Load Rite Trailer, Roller
Furler, 1988 9.9 HP Sailmaster, knot meter, depth meter, compass, and many 
other extras included. $10,500/bo. May be seen in Shrewsbury, MA.

    Barrie Hunter
    DTN: 264.1563
    Home: (508)485.9306
    Marlboro, Ma
    MKOTS3::HUNTER
    
    I have a friend who is looking for a 23' Compac or similar.  It will 
    by moored and sailed primarily on the Cape and must therefore be shoal 
    draft, have a reasonably heavy displacement but still be towable (up 
    to 5000lbs.)
    
    Call or send mail to the above.

27' Catalina

Outstanding condition & fully equiped. $2,000
of brand new equipment (e.g., 15hp Evenrude, 
digital depth, compas, holding tank). Ready to
sail! 

Will help you prep it for spring. Delivery
possible along NE coast. Will even teach new 
owner to sail boat if necessary.

BUC value 10,700 - 12,100. YOURS FOR $9,900!
(Gloucester, MA) (508) 264-6888 or (508)462-4569

See .549 for details

    Teanna Croteau
    STOWOA::CROTEAU
    276-9677
    
    Contact my sister-in-law Mayilyn at 603-886-5110
    
    Pearson 30 #3 Genoa sail
    Oakum Bay
    
    Luff 36'8"
    Leach 36'6"
    Foot 21'6"
    
    In Bag - Excellent Condition
    $500.
         

    Rod Rogers
    POBOX::Rogers
    (414)654-2213
    
    Kevlar Mainsail, North 1989 vintage
    
    Luff = 41.0ft
    Foot = 13.0ft
    267sqft
    
    Webbed in clew and tack rings, two reef points, cunningham cringle, and
    generous shelf foot. Kevlar leech cord with cleats at clew and both
    reef points. 
    
    This sail has a full length upper batten and overlength but still PHRF
    legal lower battens. The fabic is in excellent shape. The sail is not.
    During storage from 1990 until 1994, the lightweight laminate near the
    luff has shrunk distorting the luff significantly. It can be recut but
    will never be a "Grand Prix" class sail again. 
    
    On my boat, a Soverel 33, a sail that has the correct shape in very
    light conditions is a must. This sail looks better as the wind builds
    but in under 8kn true it cannot make the difference.
    
    Therefore it is available at $400.00 plus shipping.
    
               

    
    	Needed the following items for a Rhodes 19
    
    1) Set of jumper struts and spreader bar
    2) Set of spreaders
    3) Set up jumpers shrouds
    4) Set ou upper shrouds
    5) Set of lower shrouds
    6) Fore and backstay
    
    	Am looking for used but servicable parts.  I have a loaner Rhodes
    19 for the season but it was missing these parts.  I know I can go buy
    all these parts new the quotes are about $400.  This is well above the
    budget for this season with all the other stuff that needs to be
    acquired to get this puppy in the water.  The agreement is anything but
    sails purchased go back with the boat.  Leads will be appreciated. 
    This is an older baot hull number 380....
    
    
    Forrest

	You might check out Certified Sales down in Mendon(?). They have a bunch 
of salvage-type hulls, think I saw a couple of Rhodes. Of course, the rig may be
in worse shape than what you have already... but, cheap!!
	Also, Courageous sailing, down by the Constitution, sails about a dozen
R-19's, may be a source of info, anyway.
	Happy hunting!
	Scott.

Would anyone have an on-line tide chart for the Boston area for 1995.
A photo copy would be good too.

No longer having a sail boat, I haven't got into those stores
with such info.

We are, however, planning to canoe the Essex river out
to Cranes neck and want to ride the tides out and in.

Thanks
Dan (missing sailing greatly)

    Dan
    
      just across the bridge from newburyport in Salsbury is Bay Marina who
    services Tohatsu outboards. When I was in there a couple of days ago,
    they had free tide calanders next to the registar. 

The inflatable and moter in note 4.519 have been reduced in price to $400

Ken Chester

home 508-485-3361
dtn  237-6561

27' Catalina sloop "Latitude"

Outstanding condition & fully equiped. $2,000 of brand new equipment (e.g., 
15hp Evenrude, digital depth, compas, running rigging). Ready to sail! Delivery
possible along NE coast.

BUC value 10,700 - 12,100. YOURS FOR $8,900!
(Gloucester, MA) (508) 264-6888 or (508)462-4569


* VHF, loran, new compas (1994), new digital depth sounder (1995).
* New Evenrude 15hp longshaft (20hrs) will push her to hull speed,
  electric start, marine battery.
* Sails in good condition (main, 150 genoa, working jib), sail cover.
* Sleeps 4 - 6, excellent weekend boat.
* Head, sink, 2 burner stove, icebox, fold down table, 18 gal. water.
* Anchor & rode with 20+ chain, dock lines, boat hook, fenders.
* Jiffy reefing, vang, outhaul, cunningham, recirculating
  ball travler, whisker poles, all winches just rebuilt.
  All running and standing rigging in good condition.
* Life jackets, horseshoe, bilge pump, cushins, flairs, gimbaled
  oil lamp, charts, fire extinguisher, nav books
* Circuit breaker pannel with main. Running lights, steaming
  light, anchor light, cabin lights.
* Fin keel draws 4'6" gets you into good anchorages.
* Fast and fun.

When I purchased Latitude the intention was to keep her till 1998. So you 
can imagine that when I did anything to the boat I intended it to last. (One 
such instance is the boom which I rebuilt right down to new stainless 
gooseneck screws and a 4:1 outhaul w/ Harken blocks inside the boom with 
stainless 7 by 19 leads to eliminate any chance of chafe.) However, I didn't 
intend to fall in love with a 32+ Sparkman & Stephens sloop.  Now I have two 
boats and must sell Latitude.

Going bigger. $8,900 -- items negotiable (Glouchester)
Contact:  Michael Weber (508)264-6888   mweber@pcbuoa.ako.dec.com
          After 30 May call (508) 462-4569   71301.1221@compuserve.com

    while at boats/us in hampton NH last week, I saw a sale on CSC Micron
    bottom paint for $79 a gallon. this is not the new csc micron plus
    paint.   But at 30% off the discount price, some of you may want to get
    some.

    
    	DOOH that figures. I'm swithching from ACP to CSC this year, paid
    about $110. Does anybody know what the "new&improved" improvements are?
    The can shows the same amount of copper. Anyway, I'm trying the Shark
    White, looks pretty cool!! Now it's time to sand half of it off; I was
    advised not to thin, and with the wind on the weekend, brushing out
    roller lumps did just about the opposite of the desired result. Ah
    well, almost there, and no sea ice in Hingham Bay!!
    	SplashMan
    

  
    Bill Lampros
    ASABET::LAMPROS
    Dtn 223-2597
    Home phone (after 6) 508-692-7912
    
    1988 C&L 16 sloop rigged day sailer
    
    Anodized aluminum mast (foam filled) and boom.
    Pivoting mahogany rudder blade w/aluminum head,tiller and extension.
    Pivoting mahogany centreboard.
    Teak side benches and thwart.
    Dual self bailers.
    Removable o/b motor bracket.
    
    1988 shoreline galvanized trailer
    Bearing buddies
    Mast/boom sling 
    Front trailer jack. 

    The boat and trailer are both in excellent, like new condition.
     
    Asking $2500 
    
                                
              

                 1987  HUNTER 28.5 FOR SALE

            LOA  28' 5"
            LWL  23' 9"
           BEAM  10' 6"
          DRAFT   5' 2"  DEEP KEEL
       HEADROOM  6' 2"
   DISPLACEMENT  7000 LBS
        BALLAST  3000 LBS
   MAST HEIGHT FROM WATER 41' 3"

     SAIL INVENTORY
    MEDIUM GENOA 150% - SHORE
            MAIN SAIL - NEIL PRYDE
             110% JIB - NEIL PRYDE
     
         GENERAL INFO
    HARKEN UNIT 1A FURLING SYSTEM
    YANMAR 18HP 2 CYLINDER DIESEL
    VHF
    SIGNET SCIENTIFIC - SAIL PACK
         DEPTH,LOG,TIME,WATER TEMP,SPEED,WIND DIRECTION,WIND SPEED
         UNITS ARE MOUNTED ON PEDESTAL.
    BOAT IS BOTTOM PAINTED WITH VC-TAR AS AN UNDERCOAT WITH VC17 AS THE 
    TOP COAT.
    IRON CRADLE
    ALCOHOL STOVE

                *******   PRICE $21,500    ********
    
    THIS BOAT HAS NEVER BEEN IN SALT WATER. IT IS STORED AT THE
    WOLFEBORO CORINTHIAN YACHT CLUB, WOLFEBORO N.H.

          DTN 223-1397 
         HOME 603-886-0836 IF NO ANSWER LEAVE MESSAGE ON MACHINE I WILL RETURN
                           YOUR CALL
         E-NET DPE1::MACKINNON

         OWNER - DONALD MACKINNON

    Cathy Giunta       	
    PCBUOA::GIUNTA
    DTN 244-6948
    508-779-6069 [home; ask for Mark]
    
    For Sale:
    
    Hobie Cat 16' Sailboat.  New lines and sheets. Comp tip; rebuilt
    trailer with sail storage tube; Hobie Hot Stick; 2 trap harnesses.
    
    Asking $1500
    
    Can be seen at my home in Bolton, MA.  For more information, you can
    either send me mail, or call my home number and ask for my husband,
    Mark. It's his boat, and he knows all the details.

Bob Beck
DTN 237-5475
SUBSYS::BECK
Home Phone: 692-2441
Westford, MA

Mooring located in Salem Harbor. Four years old and professionally maintained
every season. 

Specifications:

	5,000 lb Block
	15 foot 3/4 inch Bottom Chain
	30 foot 1/2 inch Top Chain
	1-7/8 inch Shackle
	2-5/8" Shackles
	Includes Winter Spar

Located in Area E near daymarker #23.   Paid $795  Will sell for $300/bo. 

    I'm looking for a small sailfish/sunfish/laser leel boat.  We've sold
    our cruising boat and want something not too expensive for the poinds
    around Metro West (near Boston). 
    Replies please to (Internet)  Beau@RASCO@iii.net or (508) 443-4789
    
    Thanks!
    
    Beau
    
    CO

    
           Jack Ward
           DTN 225-6059
           Home (508) 568-0698
    
           FOR SALE:  1971 23' Olympic Dolphin
           Main, Jib & Genoa
           10 HP Chrylser outboard
           Compass
           Anchor
           Alcohol Stove
           Head
           Fixed Keel
           Trailer
           Life Jackets
           Sleeps 4
           Fire extinguisher
           
           $5500.00
    

                       <<< Note 4.585 by SUBSYS::BECK >>>
                          -< Mooring in Salem Harbor >-

Bob Beck
DTN 237-5475
SUBSYS::BECK
Home Phone: 692-2441
Westford, MA

Mooring located in Salem Harbor. Four years old and professionally maintained
every season. 

Specifications:

	5,000 lb Block
	15 foot 3/4 inch Bottom Chain
	30 foot 1/2 inch Top Chain
	1-7/8 inch Shackle
	2-5/8" Shackles
	Includes Winter Spar

Located in Area E near daymarker #23.   Paid $795  Will sell for $300/bo. 

    WANTED:
    
    Used low hp outboard (1 to 3 hp range), for 13 year old boy whos budget
    is limited to about $ 100. 
    
    The ob must run ok, or need only minor work.
    
    Southern N.H.
    
    Reply to:  Jeff Gilman
    
    SALEM::GILMAN  DTN 285-2742
    
    Tx. Jeff

    For Sale ... 1975 25' Lancer with 7.5 Merc Elec Start/Alt. CC equipted 
    (4 life jackes, anchor, fire exe, compass, radio, knot/log/depth
    meter, head, stove and more) with yard trailer.  $3,750 or B.O.  Boat
    is in Littleton Ma... trailer in R.I.
    
    Tom Moore
    One Baron Way
    Littleton Ma.
    
    Phone: DTN 276-9708
           Home: 508-486-8655
    
    

    CT 42 for sale. Center Cockpit, William Garden designed Cutter rigged
    Ketch built in 1978 delivered in 1979. LOD 41'8", Beam 12'6", Draft
    6'3", Displacement 29,500lbs empty. Excellent Condition. Most recent
    Survey June 94 with excellent results. Sail Inventory: Main, Mizzen,
    Staysail, Yankee, 110%Genoa, Storm Jib. Staysail and Headsail are Hood
    Furling. 62HP Volvo Diesel new in 1985, currently 1380hrs. Tankage:
    90 gals fuel in two tanks with distribution manifold. 189 gals
    water-120 in main tank and 60 in secondary. Electronics: Raytheon 1200
    Radar, ARC Class B EPIRB, ICOM VHF main with ICOM Handheld, Datamarine
    Instruments-Wind speed and direction, Depth sounder, Knot w. Sumlog,
    Loran with Cockpit repeater. Stereo w. Tape deck, Foghorn and Hailer,
    Color TV with Omnidirectional antenna. Achilles Dinghy w. 8HP outboard,
    CQR45 Plow and Danforth 21 with required rode-Chain with Nylon.
    Dodger w. cockpit awning that can be up while sailing. Fully equipped
    Galley. Dual Eutectic Refrigeration: Engine driven and 110V shore power.
    Alcohol Stove and Oven, Dual Sink. Hot and Cold Pressure water
    throughout.  Two showers, One Head aft. 12V-three stage Battery
    Charger. Dafits for Dinghy, Teak Decks, Bowsprit. primary winches are
    Self Tailing. 
    This boat is fully equipped for cruising for extended period or the
    weekend. A very comfortable Cruiser and an excellent sailing boat for
    its size and configuration. Easily single handed as all controls lead
    to the cockpit. $95K
    
    Call Owner         237 5672 Office
                   508 897 2008 Home
                        
    
     

                        * * * * For Sale * * * *
    
                        R-o-o-m-y Coastal Cruiser
    
    1983 Watkins 27 foot sailboat -- 10 foot beam, 3.8 foot draft (perfect
    for the Bahamas).  Clean Yanmar 15 horsepower inboard, roller furling.
    BUC Book value is $16,000, but it has blisters -- yours for only
    $10,900.  Call the Melbourne Harbor Marina (407) 725-9054 and ask for
    Jimmy.

Mark Clement
DTN 297-8489 (MRO1)
BUSY::Clement <-- preferred
Home 508 478-4778 (Milford MA)


         Trailer Hitch, Outboard Stand & Seamanship Book for sale


++++     Draw-Tite' Class 2 Trailer Hitch #36122 and Draw Bar $90/bo.

	 3500 lb Max. Gross Trailer weight,
         300 lb. tonque weight
         Can fit the following cars:

		   78 Buick Riviera
		92-94 Roadmaster Sedan (not the wagon)
		77-92 Chevy Caprice (probably 93-94 also)
		77-79 Olds 88 & 98
		83-85 Olds 88
		83-84 Regency 98
		77-81 Bonneville & catalina
		83-85 Lesabre

	 For more technical information on this hitch or to see if it
	 will fit your vehicle, you can call 'Draw-Tite' at 1-800-428-7303.
    
    
++++     Outboard Engine Stand $20
    
    Heavyduty homemade unit built from 2 x 4s and 1/2" plywood.
    Has wheels for easy rolling around.  Good for winter storage
    and working on the engine.  Like new condition.
    


++++     Seamanship Book - $10
    
Piloting, Seamanship, and Small Boat Handling, by Charles F. Chapman. 
34 chapters, over 500 pages, over 1000 illustrations.  Autographed by author. 
1969.

A very large and interesting maritime hard cover book which covers all aspects
of pleasure boating.  A little old but the contents are still aplicable to
navigation, boating skills and safety, very informative, covers much of the
material taught at boating safety courses.  Great for the home library.

     
    Contact:  Sheila Mulvey
    DTN:      226-6023
    Enet:     RANGER::MULVEY



                          FOR SALE  


                       23 FT SAILBOAT
          
      
          . Evinrude 9.9 1984 outboard
          . Shoal Draft Keel Centerboard
          . Roller Furling Jib
          . Wisker Pole
          . Tiller Extension
          . 2 12 Volt Batteries
          . 2 Compass
          . Depth Gauge
          . Knot Meter
          . Odometer
          . Marine Radio
          . 2 Anchors
          . 6 Fenders
          . Self Tailing Winches
          . Snap blocks
          . 4 Life jackets
          . 4 Cushions
          . Porta Potty
          . Sink
          . Windscoop
          . Sleeps 4 adults
          . Equipped with lights for night sailing
          . New Hatch cover
          . Storage cradle 
      
     Asking $6,000.00      
  
    Boat is in very good shape. Used last summer. Boat is stored 
    in Orleans Mass.

    

   
   

    Tom Moore
    DTN 276-9708
    (h) 508-486-8655
    STOWOA::TMOORE
    
    For Sale
    
    SI-TEX CEZ-7 Loran, reconditioned but never used.  Includes antena and 
    ground plate. $200.00 or b.o.
    
    
    Avon Rover R3.10, bought new in 1988, used one season and then stored
    (inflated), spray doger, two seats, floorboards, oars and cover. Like
    new condition $800.00 or b.o.
    
    

    I have a canvas winter cover that was used on a 37' Irwin.  
    I believe that it was custom fit for the Irwin (as opposed
    to just a rectangular hunk of canvas.)

    The boat has been in Florida since 1984, and the cover has
    sat in my basement for the past 7 years.

    $50 or best reasonable offer.

    The cover is in Brookline, NH (1 mile from the Townsend MA
    / NH border).

    I could bring it in to the Spitbrook road facility, if
    someone is seriously interested.

    Please send mail.

    	rtl::lindquist		Lee Lindquist

    I am looking for a new main sheet in the eastern Massachusetts/southern
    New Hampshire area. I've been to Bliss Marine in Woburn and a couple
    marinas on Lake Winnipesaukee, but none have anything other than
    mooring lines. If I get out in another seriously gusting wind as I did
    weekend before last, it'll be messy. I need to replace the main sheet
    before I take the boat out again.
    
    So, can someone suggest a supply store that caters to the
    less-than-wealthy sailing crowd?
    
    Thanks.
    
    John H-C
    OFOSS1::JOHNHC

try boat u.s. in waltham.

they have numerous types of lines, some of which i'm sure would
be suitable for a mainsheet. they sell it by the foot, so
come with an idea of what type of line (i.e. thickness, type of
braid, etc) and how long you need. (when you walk into the store,
the rolls of line are in the far back on the right side of the store.)

		-maria

There is Marine Exchange on the west side of Rt 1 just before your get to Rt
128.  A mile or so north of them on the east side of Rt 1 is West Marine.

Marine Exchange carries both new and an eclectic assorment of used equipment.

I do not need to replace any sheets yet, but I would suggest that the cost of 
new line is probably worth it.  Still helps to have deep pockets.

Doug

Bliss Marine (both the ones I've been in) also sells line by the foot.
I'm surprised you didn't see it there.

--RS

    Well, since I don't know how to splice the line, what I'm looking for
    is 25+ feet of 3/8-inch non-kinking, rot-resistant, smooth (easier on
    the hands) line with a reinforced eye-loop not larger than 2-inches in
    diameter. I know these things are sold; I just don't know where to find
    them. I'm not up to splicing the line, and I wouldn't trust the
    strength of the splice even if I did know how to do it. I'm counting on
    there being somebody out there with a tried and true manufacturing
    process that has the small reinforced eye loop and the ergonomics of
    rope texture all figured out.
    
    John H-C   

re .608

West Marine, among others, will custom splice an eye in rope. The dacron
rope used for sheets is not sold (so far as I know) with pre-spliced 
eyes like nylon dock lines are.

Sheets such as you describe are normally made to order. Most people make their
own, although I'm sure boat builders have them made in Malayisa or Kuala Lumpur
shore where the labor-intensive splice process is cheaper. Chandlers don't carry
pre-made ones for the simple reason that everyone needs a different length.
Chandlers carry dock lines because everybody needs 'em (even power boaters!!)
and most boaters need roughly the same lengths.

I've made a few eye splices, using the directions that came with the $1.49 fid.
It takes about 15 minutes per splice if you're a novice. An eye splice is a
reasonably foolproof knot. If it looks right, it IS right, and it's generally
stronger than the line itself, even if it's a sloppy job.

You can buy the right length line (+ 2 or 3 feet) and a fid, and try the eye
splice. If you fail, just tie a bowline instead of the eye, and declare
victory!

Most riggers will be happy to make you a sheet to match your old one, but
you'll pay $20-$30 more than if you'd made it yourself.

--RS

    re .610 is right on. Use a bowline. Just add an extra foot to your
    needed length. The only mainsheets I have ever seen slices on were old
    schooners etc. Most modern boats have a becket on one of the blocks
    that we tie a bowline into. Then we route the lines properly, exit the 
    camcleat, and add a figure 8 knot as a stopper should the line get
    away. the figure 8 is real easy to untie after the load of a flying
    boom has tried to tighten it.
    
    re. original question:
    
    As for material, judging by the you want a 3/8" line, this sounds like
    a light sailboat and you run this by hand rather than winching. I
    suggest you use a 3/8" daycron line with the fuzzy cover. It is a lot
    easier to hold onto when you are manually sheeting the lines on gusty
    days. Also, see if a 7/16" will fit. It is easier on the hands, but
    your blocks have to be able to fit it. 
    
    If you just cleat it and forget it, use a 3/8" with a smooth 
    cover. Boat US, West, or Marine Exchange can set you up.
    You want Daycron line. Nylon gives too much, Polyproplene will slip and
    will UV in a couple of weeks, and kelver/spectra are truely overkill at
    10 times the price. Personnaly I think Bliss is to powerboat oriented.
    
    Go the 10 miles up to Peabody to West Marine on Rt 1. They will set
    you up. If you have Netscape, use yahoo to look up WEST MARINE. They
    have thier catalog along with their hints (the west advisor) online .Look up
    sailboat hardware followed by lines for running rigging. Everything 
    you ever wanted to know .
    
    
    
    You do need to measure the length of the line you have to get the right
    length to be able to travel out the boom downwind. If you tell us what
    kind of a boat you are replacing this on, there is a really good chance
    one of us out here has owned or sailed one of these.  Or you can tell
    use the purchase (ie ratio 4:1 etc) and the connection points and we
    may be able to help. Might even have a couple of recommendations to
    make it work better than the factory.
    
    john

The boat I sail on regularly ( a 30 footer ) has its main sheet attached to the
block, not with a bowline, but with a simple overhand knot, with the free end
whipped onto the standing end. This is much neater than a bowline for a
semi-permanant set up. It has never failed, and we have also used the same
arrangement on the spinnaker halyard which shows it can stand the strain well.

Chris

I am looking for a 10-12 foot aluminum row boat.  Can anyone help me?
[Posted by WWW Notes gateway]

Hi Gang,
I have a Brass Roller Reefing system for sale.
It is for a very large boat, and as such is too 
large for my boat.  I bought it with the idea that 
someday I would buy that 30 footer but the wife has 
other ideas so its now on excess inventory.

I am unsure of the manufacture but it is 6-7 inches
across and has a center pin 1/2 inch in diameter. It 
is designed to be placed in line of the headstay and 
attached to the top of the mast with a swivel which 
I also have.  

With the addition of a few roller furling blocks and some
line your in buisness.

I am asking $150 US but will consider any and all trades.
I am looking for a good chute or a genoa that will fit a
23 ft mast.

Thanks
Joe Melendez@cko
Highd::Melendez
DTN 520 3511
619 371 3564

    For Sale: 1978 Laser Racing Sailboat #66346 $1000
    
    This older boat is in excellent original condition.
    The foils (daggerboard and rudder) have been
    refinished, and all fittings have been refastened.
    The hull doesn't leak, it has not had a mast step
    or mast section replacement, and has been sailed
    almost exclusively on fresh water. Slight gelcoat
    blistering is normal for its age. Comes with a
    trailer and a home-made dolly. Original sail and
    tiller. Windex. Needs a new mainsheet.
    
    This boat won't take you to the award pedestal, but
    it is a great way to get started in Olympic-class
    sailing for a lot less than a new boat.
    
    Send mail to hagerman@starch.enet.dec.com
    Or just STARCH::HAGERMAN
    
    Located in Shrewsbury, MA, USA.
    
    Doug Hagerman
    
    

    
    Contact: Kent English
    DTN: 223-4544
    Mail: ASABET::English
    
    For Sale 12' ZUMA sail boat with trailer. Good condition needs
    cleaning. Stored in Stow, Ma. Lake Boon. Asking $750.
    

    Contact: Peter Godfrey
    Tel: UK - 01227 740950
    
    For sale - Classic Gaff rig ketch ARCADIA built 1896
    First ever yacht with integral engine. Full description in note 2238.
    This article will shortly feature in Classic Boat on her 100th
    Birthday.
    
    Needs good home and owner experienced in old boat skills.
    
    Asking 25000 pounds.

    After knocking about in all kinds of boats, from Sunfish to multihulls
    to Tall Ships, I have finally decided on the boat I want.  I am looking
    to buy a 22-23 foot boat, mostly for day sailing around Narragansett
    Bay, capable of doing an occasional overnighter.  I have settled on
    these boats:
    
    	Catalina 22
    	Rhodes 22* saw this at Newport Boat Show, anyone with information
    	           on this boat?
    	O'Day 23
    
    If you have or know of anyone of these boats for sale, let me know
    Paul Rondina @OGO, DTN 276-8949. I am also open to other suggested
    boats in this size.
    
    It's been a long journey to make this decision, but am looking forward
    to finally joining "boat owner" status (othen than Sunfish owner)
    
    Thanks to one and all for any info provided

	Paul Brodeur
	WONDER::BRODEUR
	DTN 223-4273

		Magma "Marine Kettle" charcoal grill for sail. Still in great
shape, Ive kept it pretty clean and always store it below. Includes tote bag.
You will need your own mount for rail or deck or bulkhead or ........

$50 or best offer takes it.

	If there happens to be anyone out there with a used Sunfish, sitting 
unused that they'd like to sell, we might be interested. I don't have enough 
sail boats in my yard and we need to cover some more acreage :-). Actually the 
reason is that after sailing on a multihull my step daughter has completely 
changed her mind about sailing and we'd like to get her a boat that she can 
handle herself. I think a Sunfish is great boat for learning and gaining 
confidence. 
	We're hoping to not spend a lot of money on this. I had originally 
expected I could find one for $350 and though that's been harder than I 
hoped I still think it can be done. If it's in need of a sail that would be 
okay, but I'd like the hull to not be water logged and the foils in good shape.

	We'll still keep an eye in other directions, but if there is one
found by this note, that's fine by me.

	Geoff

    Geoff, 
    
    I think that you are going to have a hard time finding one for $350
    unless the seller is ignorant of market price. I got mine in '83, it
    was 15 or so years old then (and is still in good shape) but paid
    $600 for it. The once or twice that I have seen one for much less
    than that, I called immediately to find that they had already been sold.
    
    I do have a sailfish (with the deck removed) in my garage that is 
    down to bare wood, has a couple of coats of epoxy resin on the
    inside, and is ready to reassemble, with some woodworking
    required. There is no mast, daggerboard or rudder. I seriously
    doubt that I will get around to finish restoring it anytime soon,
    so I would part with it for a modest sum if you were interested.
    My wife would be happy to see it gone, too.
    
    Call me if interested. 381-1859
    
    Bill
    

    I agree with Bill. We have a Sunfish, in excellent condition, that we
    haven't used for the last couple of summers since the family has been
    spending vacations in Arizona. We'd be willing to part with it for
    $550, or $750 with the trailer. We're in Harvard, give me a call if
    you're interested, DTN 226-5237.
    
    Henk
    

Philip MacMillan                                           			Bob MacMillan
FOUNDR::MACMILLAN  ** Please ** contact my brother >>>>>>  401-353-2061
285-2092                                                   			N.Providence,RI


- Bic Windsurfer with sails $100
    (Located in Haverhill, MA)

    John Edelmann
    ACISS2::EDELMANNJ
    
    I have a 1983 AMC Sunfish wish a refinished daggerboard and rudder,
    with a sail in fine shape.   No trailer.  Obviously, no one on the East
    Coast is going to be interested in this, but I'm curious as to what I
    should sell it for this Spring.  I'm in the Cinci Ohio area...  Hull is
    in fine condition, a bit worn but otherwise, no problem.  It's seen
    very little activity the last 8 years or so (stored out of the
    weather).
    
    If any one has any ideas I'd appreciate them since I've never sold a sail
    boat before.   Is $750 or so too much?
    
    
    Thanks.
    
    john.

    I don't think $750 is too much. You might consider going somewhat
    higher as this is less than half the price of a new one. I think new
    ones are around $2200.
    
    I think I paid $600 for mine in '83 and it was at least 10 years
    (maybe 15) years old at the time. Inflation has pushed up the
    price of a new one quite a bit since then.
    
    If you are not in a hurry, I'd start closer to a grand.
    
    Just one person's opinion.
    
    Bill
    
    p.s. Sunfish are very popular on the lakes in the North East.

It depends mostly on the condition of the hull and the condition and
colors of the sail. The range for 10-20 yr old used sunfish is $400-$800.

If yours has a pretty multi-colored sail, $750 is OK. 

The price of a new one is irrelevant. I don't think there's much overlap
between customers that would consider buying a new one and customers that
would consider buying a used one.

--RS

    RE: the sunsfish, thanks.  I have a nice fine condition "PEPSI" sail. 
    Very elegant ...  
    
    Coaming is a bit worn, but the hull is perrfectly fine.
    
    Thanks for the ideas.
    
    
    Now, though, I'm wondering if I'm going to miss the "fun" of Sunfish
    sailing considering the ability to plane, etc....
    
    Oh well..
    
    

    Tom Madden
    AKOCOA::MADDEN
    DTN244-6675
    
    For more information than is in this note, and for contact to view the
    boat, contact brother-in-law John at 508-867-2643.  He has already
    bought a bigger boat and wants to sell this one.
    
    It's a 1990 MacGregor 26 with water ballast, swing keell, main sail and
    roller furling jib.  Easily trailerable with a small car.
    
    Features pop-top giving six-foot headroom, pop-top cover, 9.9hp Merc,
    inflatable dinghy, butane galley stove and gas grill, vhf radio and
    all Coast Guard safety equipment, cockpit cushions, anchor and fenders.
    Sleeps five.  Must sell.
    
    Asking price:  $9,000 or best offer.
    

    Sandy Johnson
    PCBUOA::SJOHNSON -- Preferred
    DTN:  244-7158
    Home: 408-422-8150
    
    1978 18' Classic American Fibreglas Day Sailer, yellow, Massachusetts
    registered through June 1996.  Includes 3 sails (main, small jib,
    genoa), running lines, dock lines, bumpers, cuddy cushions, 2 safety
    cushions, 2 life jackets, round throwable life preserver, 15# Danforth
    anchor, 150' of anchor rode, paddles, ladder, 4 HP Evinrude long-shaft
    motor (runs excellent), motor bracket, gas can, spare plugs, some
    tools.  Includes Dilly trailer with 12-inch wheels and spare, trailer
    lights wired and working.  Lock for trailer hitch also locks motor to
    bracket.  $3,000. or BRO. 

	I just wanted to mention, for anyone who's thinking about a boat in 
the 22' range, My S2 is still for sale. It's a great boat, very well built 
and an excellent sailer. I've kept it covered and cleared of snow for the 
last two winters, but right now it could use a light wash. Other than that 
it's fine. 

	See Note 4.555 for my original posting. 

Selling because we now own and sail an F-27. 

Geoff

    Ditto Geoff,
    
    Your S2 is a well made boat. The S2 factory in Holland Michigan still
    supports all of their sailboats although they onlt manufacturer Tiara
    powerboats now. I don't own an S2, but I did visit the factory in the
    early 1980's, and saw the quality and attention to detail put into
    these boats. I was impressed! You're selling a great entry boat for
    somebody, or maybe someone ready to move up from a small daysailor.
    It's priced to sell considering the entire package.
    
    Good luck!

Glenn Bowles
EPS::BOWLES
DTN 381.2031 home 603.882.9169

			WANTED:

Hobie 3.5 meter (approx 11 feet) catamaran.  This is a smaller version
of the Hobie 14 or 16 foot cats.  I do not want the mono-hull hobies of
approx that size.  I do want the cat version that was made approx 10 years
ago in limited quantities.

I am adding this note for my brother-in-law, who has taken great care of this
sailboat.
This 1972, 22 foot Santana sailboat is in very good condition with many extras
as listed below.  The Johnson motor is a 1982 also in good condition. Asking
price is $3,800.00 OR best offer.

If interested call (401) 884-4832, Warwick, R.I.

                        SANTANA  22

LOA:  22' 0"    LWL:  18' 8"    BEAM: 7' 10"      DRAFT: 3' 6"
BALLAST: 1230 LBS.      TOTAL DISPLACEMENT: 2600 LBS.  SAIL AREA: 217 SQ. FT.

Outboard Motor 7.5 h.p. - Johnson
Gasoline Tank
Working Anchor(Danforth) and ground tackle
Storm Anchor(Danforth) and ground tackle
Lifelines and Stanchions
Bow Pulpit
Whisker Poles (2)
Berth Cushions (5) and Seat Cushions (3)
Sails (4)(Main, Gennie, Storm, Lapper)
VHF Radio (Standard Horizon 25)
Compass - Richie S60 "Pilot" Series(Lighted)
Main Sheet Traveller
Winches (Lewmar #8)(Winch Handle 1)
Self Tiller "C-Clip"
Aft-led Control Lines
Continuous Reefing
Boom Vang
Autopilot (Autohelm 1000 New Series)
Alcohol Stove (2 burner Kenyon)
Fresh Water System - 10 gallon Capacity with Sink and Faucet
Bulkhead Bags (3)
Curtains and Carpet - main Cabin
Marine Head (W-C) and Porta-Potti
First Aid Kit
Seacocks (3) Perko
Boarding Ladder
Dockings and Fenders
Visual Signalling Devices and Falcon Horn
Navigation Instruments
PFD's
Boat Hook
Radar Reflector (Davis)
Knotmeter (Manual)
Folding Cockpit Table
Bilge Pump
Battery, Charge Meter, and Changer
Boom Tent
Fire Extinguisher
Cradle (Steel Storge)

  
    Bill Lampros
    ASABET::LAMPROS
    Dtn 223-2597
    Home phone (after 6) 508-692-7912
    
    1988 C&L 16 sloop rigged sailboat
    
    Anodized aluminum mast (foam filled) and boom.
    Pivoting mahogany rudder blade w/aluminum head,tiller and extension.
    Pivoting mahogany centreboard.
    Teak side benches and thwart.
    Dual self bailers.
    Removable o/b motor bracket.
    
    1988 shoreline galvanized trailer
    Bearing buddies
    Mast/boom sling 
    Front trailer jack. 

    The boat and trailer are both in excellent, like new condition.
    Just needs cleaning up from this past winter.
     
    Asking $2500 
    
                                
              

    Diane Dillon				Contact: Lisa or Ron Bobek
    DTN: 285-3248					 603-878-4720
    SALEM::DILLON_D (Do Not Contact)			 New Ipswich, N.H.
    
    
    21' Chaparral 2100 SX Cuddy Cabin, 1989...with 260 hp Mercruiser
    engine, self contained cooling system, Marage s/steel prop, runs 50
    mph, sleeps 2, sink, porta-potty, storage, mooring cover & full factory
    cover with zip out windows, AM/FM cassete, VHF radio, cellular phone,
    depth & fish finder, docking lights, fiber glass swimplatform, 1989 EZ
    loader galv. temdem trailer with surg brakes, too much to list all....
    
    Please contact my daughter or son-in-law for more details.
    
    First $14,900 takes it.
    
    Diane
    

25' Hunter sloop 1974
deep keel
main, jib. genoa
sleeps 5
VHF and compass
anchors, bumpers and lines

In the water at Pirate's Cove Marina - Portsmouth RI. We've been all over
Buzzard's Bay, Nantucket, Martha's Vinyard and Newport RI with her.

Could use a few cosmetics - but sound and a great first boat !

$1900 w/o engine
$2400.00 w/ 9.9 Yamaha 4 stroke longshaft 

Mail NETCAD::MORENZ

Mark Clement
DTN 297-8489 
USDEV::Clement <-- preferred
MRO1 - Marlboro
Home (508) 478-4778


        Wanted:  A pair of wooden oars, and a pair of oar locks.
    	

    FOR SALE
    
    LORAN, Apelco 6350. Couple years old, but essentially unused. Still in
    box, all manuals, etc. Include antenna and mount.
    
    $125
    
    Ron Ginger
    Daytime phone (at customer, but a call is OK) 508/750-2722
    The box could be shipped, but I think the antenna is too long to go
    UPS. I could drop it off in MA, NH

For sale: Garmin GPS-45 (less than 1 yr old)

          Excellent condition with very little use last year.

          Comes with DC adaptor, case, and owner's manual

Price:	  $245 



Jack Mahoney

e-mail  UHUH::MAHONEY

I recently purchased a new boat and replaced the standard 55 Ah 
alternator on a Westerbeke 35 HP diesal engine with a 90 Ah 
alternator.

Price: $225


Jack Mahoney

e-mail: UHUH::MAHONEY

RE: .646

	Wouldn't that be a Snark II?  The original snark is 11' long, and lateen
rigged.

	Does it still have a styrofoam hull?

Mark

    For Sale:
    
    1 Qt. Micron CSC Extra 5582 Red, never opened, have red need green. 
    Will trade for same but green or sell for $20.00.  Located in the
    Littleton/Acton area
    
    1 yard boat trailer for 25' boat.  This is a tandem dead X trailer good 
    for short hauls.  I had my 25' sail boat on it ... sold the boat the guy 
    did not want the trailer.  I is a converted flat bed trailer use to
    haul car's.  The axils were relpaced last year and are in very good
    shape.  It does need work thought.  $300.00 or B.O.
    
    1 GE CB radio ... good for spare or for fun $10.00
    
    Please send message to PCBUOA::MOORET
    
     

Eric Williams
DTN 226-2658
eric.williams@ljo.dec.com
JOKUR::WILLIAMS


For Sale:

12' O'Day Widgeon, in good, clean, working condition, complete except
no jib.  White with light green stripe.  Main sail is white.
Seats 1 or 2, bow is enclosed for stowage of equipment.

Currently located in Sebago/Thompson Lakes area of Maine.  Will deliver
to most of New England area.  Can bring down to Maynard area for
inspection.

$800
    

1987 O'Day 192 Pocket Cruiser
Original Owner, Excellent Condition

Includes:
	o	'87 Johnson 6HP Sailmaster Outboard w/Alternator
			- shop  maintained
	o	'87 Load Rite Galvanized all roller trailer
			- w/bearing buddies

Specifications:
	LOA: 	18'7"	Sail Area:	155 sq. ft (main & roller furling jib)
	LWL:	16'8"
	Beam:	  7'1"
	Draft:	  1'6" C/B Up, 4'2" C/B Down
	Displacement: 1400#
	Ballast:       400#

NOTES:
The O'Day 192 is unsinkable and self-righting, an ideal first boat...Barlow 
    #15 jib halyard winch..Centerboard retracts into trunk keel without
    intruding in cabin floor space...7' cockpit is longer than many 26' boats..
    (4) 6ft+ bunks...portable toilet...opening translucent hatch forward.

Boat ready to sail/trailaway, with:
Mainsail reefing, Jib Roller Furling
Mainsail cover, Jib UV cover
Bow pulpit and lifelines, Kick up rudder
Compass, VHF Radio, flares, anchor, chain & line, life vests, dock lines, etc..
Transom swim ladder
2 year old marine battery for running, steaming, cabin lights and VHF
Johnson 6hp ouboard with alternator
3 gal. fuel tank
1996 Bottom paint

LOCATED:
   Currently moored in Apponaug Harbor, Greenwich Bay, Narragansett Bay, RI

REASON FOR SALE:
    Moved up  (another O'Day)

PRICE:               
    $5200.00

CALL (email preferred):	
    Ken Linell	(508) 952-3508/ DTN 227-3508
    (tpsys::linell, ken.linell@tpsys.enet.dec.com)

    			    	HALCYON
                            Cape Dory Sloop
    
    The following is entered for a sailing friend.  The boat is in
    excellent mechanical and cosmetic condition.  It is currently in the
    water on a mooring at the Portsmouth Navy Yard, Portsmouth, NH.
    
    Reason for selling is to purchase a larger sailboat for extended
    cruising.
    
    The seller, Greg Harville, can be contacted at (603) 929-6060.  Greg
    can also be reached via Email at NHHELO@AOL.COM.
    
    1975 Cape Dory
    Full Keel Sloop
    Fiberglass Construction
    
    Specifications:
    	LOA: 	24' 10"
    	LWL:	18'
    	Beam:	 7' 3"
    	Draft:	 3'
    	Displ:	3900 lbs
    
    Accommodations:
    	Sleeps 4 in 2 cabins.  Accommodation forward is a V-berth.  Next
    aft to port is an enclosed, self-contained chemical head.  Opposite the
    head is a hanging locker.  Next aft is the main cabin with settee/berth
    port and starboard and a pedestal mounted table off center to port. 
    Aft is a sink area (approximately 10 gallons fresh water storage with
    hand pump), ice box, navigation and electrical stations.
    
    Electronic and Navigation Equipment:
    	VHF radio, Sitex 950A with mast head antenna (New '94)
    	LORAN, Micrologic Mariner (New '94)
    	Knot/Log, VDO Yazaki, Mechanical style
    	Compass
    
    Engine:
    	Honda 7.5 HP, 4 stroke outboard with alternator (1981), mounted in
    	lazarette. 2 x 3 gallon fuel tanks with quick disconnect and hold
    	down assembly - '96.  Deep cycle marine battery.
    
    Sails and Rigging:
    	Main, Genoa, Jib, Spinnaker - All sails professionally maintained. 
    	Stearn Stay roller furling gear for jib and genoa - overhauled '96.
    	Boom vang, spinnaker pole.  Blue main sail cover - '94.
    
    Other Features:
    	13S Danforth anchor with chain and rode
    	Boat hook
    	Signal kit
    	Fire extinguisher
    	Electric and manual bilge pumps
    	Fenders
    	Life jackets - 4 type II PFD/ 1 cushion type IV PFD
    	Interlux epoxy barrier bottom with blue Petit ACP-50 bottom 
    	paint - '95.  ACP-50 reapplied '96.
    
    Asking Price:  $9,950.00
    
    Contact:  Greg Harville (603) 929-6060 or NHHELO@AOL.COM
    

    
    Cape Cod Mercury 16' sailboat for sale.  The boat is in great shape,
    with a mainsail that is almost new, and a fair jib.  This is a nice 
    simple starter boat.  It has deep fiberglass seats so you can stay dry.  
    Price includes an Envenrude "Pony" motor.  Asking $995.  It's registered 
    for 1996.  The boat can be seen/demoed at Lake Winnipeasaukee.  There is 
    a trailer that goes with it, but it needs work.  
    
    Contact Bill Gassman @DTN: 381-2299 or by email.

        Brand new. Fully automatic, unattended operation.
        Will charge up to three seperate banks of batteries.
        Model GS140-3NXJS*
        12V, 40 amp, 3 circuits, 115/230V, 50/60 Hz
        
        $250     dtn 297-9348
                home 460-0620

	YACHT:  "Synergy"        YEAR: 1976          DOCUMENT: 667787
	Catalac    9    Meter   fiberglass   sloop   rigged   catamaran
		made in England by Tom Lack
	LOA 30', LWL 25'. BEAM 14'. DRAFT 2.5', DISPLACEMENT: 8960#
	FUEL: 2X6 gal plastic tanks, WATER: 2x20 gal stainless tanks

	SUMMARY:  Ideal  cruising yacht for family.  Spacious  cockpit,
	full  headroom.   Very  open  and  airy  cabin  with  extensive
	windows, yet very seaworthy boat.

	CONSTRUCTION: fiberglass, aluminum spars, stainless bow pulpit,
	teak  hand  rails on coach top, teak cockpit railing  (8'x  12'
	cockpit),  new dog house windows 1994

	ENGINES:   two   6   hp  Petter  Diesel-  app.   1   quart/hour
		speed: 3 knots = one  engine, 5 knots = two engines

	SAILS:  420  sq.  ft.  Main (1985), working  jib  (blue),  150%
         genoa, storm jib maintained yearly by Sperry Sails, Marion, MA
         cruising speed: 5 knots, max.: 7-8 knots

	RIGGING,  ETC.:  Twin forestays, lazy jacks, whisker  pole  and
	 boom vang

	ELECTRICAL: 3 batteries (1 house only), alternator charging all
	 batteries,  circuit breakers, solar panel for trickle  charging
 	 of house battery, fluorescent lights thru out

	NAVIGATION/ ELECTRONICS:  Danforth "Corsaire" compass, VHF, Ray
	 Jeff  Loran, VHF EPIRB,  Seafarer 3 flasher depth sounder, knot
 	 meter/log, hand bearing compass,  barometer

	ACCOMMODATIONS:  6'  6"  headroom  except  6'  on  bridge  deck
	 passageway.  sleeps  7  in 4 cabins.   (two  in  stb  stateroom
	50"x77"  berth, 1 in port fwd 29"x77", 1 aft port 22"x  72",  1
	nav  berth 22"x80", 2 convertible dinette app. 56"x56").   Head
	with   sink  and  holding  tank  aft  port.   New  head  liner,
	mattresses, and cockpit cushions 1984.

	GALLEY:   2  burner  propane  stove  with  broiler  and   oven,
	 propane/120v/12v  app.  4  cu ft refrigerator  (1990),  propane
	 detector,  sink  with  drain board, pots, pans,  crockery  plus
	 extensive storage for food all readily accessible.

	EQUIPMENT:  35# Danforth, 22# Bruce, 8# Danforth, 8' chain 300'
	 5/8" line, 8' chain 100' 3/8 line, boat hook, hose, fenders and
	 docking  lines,  boarding/swim ladder, cockpit  cushions,  life
	 jackets,  life  sling, horseshoe, search light,  flares,  horn,
	 bell, emergency tiller, first aid kit, 30'x40' winter tarp

	LOCATION: Marion, MA

	PRICE: $35,000                               June 14, 1996

	Bill  &  Sherry Seaver, 294 The Valley Road, Concord, MA  01742
	Tel. 508-369-7318


    

    Bill Seaver				CONTACT: Bill or Sherry Seaver
    DTN: 381-2247 (do not call)			508-369-7318 (7AM-10PM)
    Node: EPS::Seaver				or send mail
    
    Extra luff main sail for Bristol 27 (mast 31'9", boom 12').  Or this
    sail can be cut down for another boat.   Hardly used. Sail has zippers
    in it for expansion in light air.
    
    $150 or best offer.
    
    Located in Concord Massachusetts.  Can be delivered to Spitbrook.

    

19'     Lightning daysailer  Hull #12858

This is a fiberglass Lightning, built in 1975 by Allen.  It comes with 2 
recent sets of sails (main & jib), and 2 rudders - the original fixed 
rudder and a homebuilt kickup rudder.  It also has an almost new (1994) 
galvanized trailer.

Asking $2500

Rick Rogers
DTN 237-2874

     Contact:	Jonathan Selig
    		POWDML::SELIG
    		DTN 223-8040	
    		HOME (508)-263-0777
    
    
    AMF ZUMA: approx. 13' length. Similar size and class class to
    Mercury/Laser. White fibeglass. Two piece aluminum mast and aluminum 
    boom with "boom-vang"  Main sail (Neil Pride-sp?) with battons and
    sail bag-excellent condition. Mahogany centerboard and rudder
    assembly.....finish still good. Includes Dilly trailer.  $975
    
    Can be seen near Sunapee, NH. or I can arrange to bring it back to 
    Acton, MA.
                                                                 
     
    Boom-vang,  

wedoit::joyce
Steve Joyce
dtn 285-3325
home 603-926-5177

			For Sale

	Lo-Kata/Furuno Category 1 406 EPIRB  $350.00 or offer

The release and battery need to be changed to meet the commercial fishing
requirements. I'm told they have a 10 year life, which means the should be 
good for an other 5 or so years on a pleasure boat. So this may be a good deal 
for someone that would like the insurance of a 406 EPIRB on board.
                                                                    

    Where are all the sailers in the pennsylvania, new jersey, maryland,
    delaware area...???

    I'm in Massachusetts now....but... I grew up in Wilmington, Delaware
    and spent alot of time sailing on the Chesapeake (spelling?) Bay. I
    still sail with my parents every once in awhile.
    
    If you want my folks phone number, let me know. I'm sure they'd get a
    kick out of hearing from someone at DEC. They're still in Wilmington
    and still sail on the Bay.

1988 Tartan built Soverel 33

	.75oz 110% girth O/D spinnaker
	1.0oz tri-radial nylon/mylar reaching spinnaker
	#1 light dacron/mylar
	#1 AP kevlar mylar
	#2 130% kevlar mylar
	#2 100% kevlar mylar
	150% jibtop reacher
	60% hoist storm jib
	dacron crosscut mainsail (reworked in 1995)
	kevlar/mylar mainsail

	all sails circa 1989 with very little use

autohelm, gps, loran-C, vhf, nke micro computer, head, 
diesel powered, stove, pressurized water, A/C outlets, 
battery charger, dual bank batteries, stereo, tape, 
sailcomp, cradle, offshore vang, spreachers, runners,
Barient 27 STA primaries, eight winches in all, Maxi
mast display, Cruising Package, windward sheeting 
traveler, dual harken 587 genoa cars per side,

Available now (through Skipper Bud's brokerage @ $44900.00) 
	

Carol Roberts
381-1759
roberts@wecare.enet.dec.com  <---- please use 


Fiberglass cloth for sale.  This is the type used to repair boats/cars/boards
etc.  Two rolls - the cloth measures 44 inches wide there is more than 60 
yards on each roll.  Wilton NH or can be brought to ZKO.

$75 each roll or BRO 

  
    Bill Lampros
    ASABET::LAMPROS
    Dtn 223-2597
    Home phone (after 6) 508-692-7912
    
    1988 C&L 16 sloop rigged day sailer
    
    Anodized aluminum mast (foam filled) and boom.
    Pivoting mahogany rudder blade w/aluminum head,tiller and extension.
    Pivoting mahogany centreboard.
    Teak side benches and thwart.
    Dual self bailers.
    Removable o/b motor bracket.
    
    1988 shoreline galvanized trailer
    Bearing buddies
    Mast/boom sling 
    Front trailer jack. 

    The boat and trailer are both in excellent, like new condition.
     
    $2500 ($5200 new) 
    
                                
              

    Bob Pacl @OGO
    dtn: 276-9251
    STOWOA::PACL
    
    19' fiberglass daysailor for trade
    	- removable fin keel
    	- trailer
    	- fast hull
    	- main sail good condition
    needs work in two areas - fiberglass patch to hull (trailering damage
    but an easy repair) and transom needs to be replaced with new sheet 
    of marine plywood.
    
    Can be seen in Chelmsford, MA
    
     

Pam Rickard
DTN: 266-5077 External: 508-486-5077
    
rickard@wasnt.lkg.dec.com
rickard@npss.enet.dec.com
npss::rickard

    East Passage Yachting Center Slip 519 for sale.
    36' slip to be upgraded to a 40' slip in 1997.
    Located on Naragansett Bay in Portsmouth, Rhode Island.
    Full service marina, good facilities including pool
    and tennis.  Available in November, 1996.
    
    Asking $25,000, all offers considered.

Glenn Bowles
EPS::BOWLES
DTN 381.2031 home 603.882.9169

Sears "Gamefisher" 3.0 H.P. outboard motor.  It is several years old but it
looks new and has very few hours of use.  It has a self contained gas tank. 
It weights about 25 lb.  Sears current price is $525 and sometime on sale
for $450. 

Price is $400.

Pam Rickard
DTN: 266-5077
rickard@wasnt.lkg.dec.com
rickard@npss.enet.dec.com
npss::rickard

Located in Boxborough, MA, USA, or LKG1 on request and if
	reasonable to do so.

Sailing stuff for sale:

Non-skid dishes: Beige heavy plastic  with rubber 
	rings on the bottom of each. (Boat U.S.) 
	Set of 6:
		dinner plates
		salad plates
		soup bowls
		coffee cups
	plus: two serving dishes and a large platter.	$80

Non-skid plastic glasses: Set of 8, clear with blue
	rubber rings.                                   $15

Lexan non-skid wine glasses, set of 4 (one missing
	non-skid ring)					$8

Life jackets:
	4 type 1 adult
	2 type 2 child, medium
	vinyl storage case				$15	

Lirakis safety harness & tether, size small		$15

Vetus overhead lights, brass rims 2 bulbs x 10 watts	
	12V					each	$5

Nicro 3" foam rubber ring for interior 3" deck ring	$3
	4"						$4

Navy blue sunbrella cover: 18"L x 12"W x 15"H
	with drawstring around edge			$10

Books, mostly hard cover, a couple paperback:

"Flyer" Cornelis van Rietschoten, Barry Pickthall	$5
"Small Steel Craft, Design, Construction & 
	Maintenance" Ian Nicolson			$5
"Skene's Elements of Yacht Design" Francis S. Kinney	$5
"Fastnet force 10" John Rousmaniere		2 each	$2
"Introduction to windsurfing" Farrel O'Shea		$3
"The Finely fitted Yacht" Ferenc Mate'			$7
"Open boat: Across the Pacific" Webb Chiles		$5
"Ready About" Garry Hoyt				$3
"Fastnet, One Man's Voyage" Roger Vaughan		$2
"The Longest Race" Hal Roth				$2
"Sailing Craft" Schoettle, 1937 Descriptions of
	sailing craft of the day			$2
"Better Sailing" Bob Fisher				$2
"Sailing Alone Around the World", Joshua Slocum		$2
"The Yacht Design Catalog" - designs			$1
"Understanding Boat Design" Edward S. Brewer		$1
"Yachting, The Photography of Beken of Cowes"		$2

Past years Calendars: Beken of Cowes Yachting
	quite a few years worth.  Would be great
	for making a collage for a kids room and
	some photos are worth framing (see other
	note for cheap frames ;)			free

    
Rebecca Bergersen
MRO1-2/LM29
bergersen@regent.mro1.dec.com
regent::bergersen
DTN 297-5426

Spindrift Day Sailer 1, trailer, 
mainsail, jib, spinnaker, life preservers, anchor
All in good condition (spinnaker never used).
$1500 or best offer

Length overall       - 16' 9"
Length waterline     - 16'
Beam                 - 6' 3"
Draft
    Centerboard up   - 7"
    Centerboard down - 3' 9"
Total sail area      - 145 sq. ft.
Seating              - 6 adults
Trailering weight    - 630 lbs.
Mast height          - 24' 3"

* High freeboard and sharp entry bow for dry sailing in all weather conditions.
* Cuddy cabin, providing generous storage and protection from the elements.
* Generous seating for 6 in cockpit.
* Superb response, easy planing.
* Foamed-in urethane to keep hull and mast afloat if capsized.
* Stainless steel and aluminum hardware.
* Hand laid fiberglass hull with synthetic core for quality and strength.
* Trailers even behind a sub-compact car.

    Ken Hall
    DTN 381-2034
    SMURF::KHALL
    
    12' AMF Puffer sailboat.  The boat is stripped: no sails, rigging,
    mast, etc.  I got it that way and was going to use it as a rowboat.
    However, I've never gotten it in the water and would now like to
    give someone else a chance at it.  Not sure what the material is
    (plastic/fiberglas/?), but it's structurally sound and has only a
    couple of small nicks/chips.  Will take a small outboard and would
    probably make a nice dingy.
    
    $125
    

    Re: .630.... (fromm way back)  I finally sold the Sunfish in June for
    400..  Not much of a market I guess around these parts (Dayton OHIO). 
    Only one individual actually came to look at it even!
    
    OH well..
    
    On to the the Capri 14.2 .
    
    
    john.

    Anybody know where I can find a used marine diesel around 25 HP?
    
    Also need a V-drive for it.
    
    I need them for a Columbia 34'.
    

Sometimes there are used motors advertised in Soundings
and Offshore. Also, you can try the internet.

It wouldn't hurt to call some dealers for the brands you
are interested in. They may have motors taken in trade on
upgrades.

    Ah!  Good ideas.  Thanks.

Duby Marine in Buffalo New York is starting to carry rebuilt
Atomic IV's, perhaps they have other engines.  I put their
phone number in a note a month or so ago.  Look under
keyword engines.

Doug

    John Bagley
    Conslt::Bagley
    Call (preferred) 603-886-0847
    
    1987 ODay Sailboat, used only 5 seasons, fresh water only, always 
    docked in Lake Winnipesaukee, excellent condition.
    
    LOA 26'11'', beam 9', 9.9hp outboard, 130% Genoa,RF,VHF,DS,KM,
    AM/FM Cassette, more....
    
    $15,500

                         1993 Hunter Legend 35.5
                          =======================

* 27HP Yanmar Diesel (330 hours TT)
* Complete Autohelm Electronics Package including 4000 Autopilot,
  Knot Meter, Depth Meter, Wind Point/Wind Speed, Nav Data
* *NEW* Autohelm ST 16 Radar (Installed 1996)
* Raytheon RayNav 575 Loran coupled to Autopilot
* GPS mount w/remote antenna for Garmin 75 or 95 coupled to Autopilot
* VHF Radio with cockpit speaker
* Handheld Apelco VHF Radio
* Stereo with Cassette and CD - includes cabin and cockpit speakers
* *NEW* Doyle Tri-Radial Spinnaker with complete running gear including
  light and medium air sheets and snuffer for easy sets and douses
* 800 Watt Inverter for AC Power
* Full Batten Mainsail with Dutchman flaking system and single line reefing
* 130% Roller Furling Genoa
* Oversize steering wheel (48") with leather covering
* Canvas Cockpit Dodger
* CDI Folding Propeller
* 9 ft. Dynous inflatable with 3.5HP Tohatsu outboard

                            $77,500
                    

Contact:    Dennis Sawyer
            Milford, NH
            603 672 9287


Posted for a friend.
XANADU::RACKEMANN

    Susan Mill
    ZEKE::MILL
    DTN: 381-0678 (outside 881-678)
    Home: 603 465-7494
    
    
                       Pearson 26 Yacht for Sale
                       =========================
    
    1982 Pearson 26 sailboat - Excellent Condition
         (This is the doghouse model, not the one-design)
         Fresh Water Only - Lake Winnipesaukee
    
    
    	LOA	26'1"
    	DWL	21'8"
    	Beam	8'8"
    	Draft	4'
    	Headroom 5'8"
    	Cockpit	6'11"
    
    
    	Harkin Roller Furling - 1 year old
    	Sails - Main, 150 Genoa, 100% Jib
    	Marine Head and holding tank
    	Sleeping - V-Berth, Dinette converts to double, single berth
    	Shore Power and 110 outlets (I use a Microwave)
    	Totally re-upholstered - cranberry velour
    	Horseshoe bouy and holder
    	Marine Radio - VHF Standard Horizon Eclipse
    	Outboard - 7.5 Mercury
    	Swim Ladder
    	Knot Meter
    	Compass
    	Two Anchors
    	etc.
    
    	Asking PriceL  $9,900
    
    This is a wonderful sailboat.  It's very fast and easy to sail. It
    has been extremely well maintained and is in excellent condition. It
    was a tough decision to give it up...but we are now the owners of a
    larger Pearson Yacht.

    I have a Starwing, which is a 13-foot sailboat that was designed by Jim
    Kyle and was built and sold in the New England area in the late 1980s.
    Last summer I managed to lose the rudder/tiller assembly.  So, I'm
    looking for any of the following:

    *   A Starwing rudder/tiller assembly.

    *   Pointers to a store or dealer who might carry the assembly.

    *   If the original rudder and tiller were stock parts, then
        manufacturer and part number information so that I could order
        new ones.

    *   Specifications that are good enough that I could get someone to
        custom-build a new rudder and tiller for me, or find a stock part
        that's close enough.

    *   Information on how to get ahold of Jim Kyle or someone else who was
        involved with the creation of the boat, in the hope that they could
        help me with any of the above.

    I'm in Nashua, NH.
    
    Thanks,

        -Neil Faiman

    I have a Starwing, which is a 13-foot sailboat that was designed by Jim
    Kyle and was built and sold in the New England area in the late 1980s.
    Last summer I managed to lose the rudder/tiller assembly.  So, I'm
    looking for any of the following:

    *   A Starwing rudder/tiller assembly.

    *   Pointers to a store or dealer who might carry the assembly.

    *   If the original rudder and tiller were stock parts, then
        manufacturer and part number information so that I could order
        new ones.

    *   Specifications that are good enough that I could get someone to
        custom-build a new rudder and tiller for me, or find a stock part
        that's close enough.

    *   Information on how to get ahold of Jim Kyle or someone else who was
        involved with the creation of the boat, in the hope that they could
        help me with any of the above.

    I'm in Nashua, NH.
    
    Thanks,

        -Neil Faiman

Tawny Loon (a sister ship of Holiday II) is likely to be for sale
this summer.  I am entering this note now, because in a few
minutes I will no longer have access to the notes file.

She is a Choe Lee B30 (ketch).  

Diesel Yanmar.

Overal condition excellent.

Reason for sale (Sammie is getting old 82), and 87 year old Sam
does NOT want to sail without her.  

Sam and Sammie Doorman are old freinds of the Ashendens, and good
folks.  I suspect Sam would really like a similar arrangment to
what Dick Ashenden and I have with Holiday II.

I bought Holiday II from Dick and own the bills.  Dick is still a
50% owner, who I can buy out for $10.

Plus for me, I get access to Dick's knowledge, and hints on the
boat.

Plus for Dick, he still gets to use Holiday II when I am not on
her (to date there has NEVER been a conflict).

Tawny Loon is on the hard at Yankee Neinge in Danvers, and moors
in Proctor's cove in manchester-by-the-C.

Like Dick, Sam has been sailing since the Great Depression.

Please call me for any questions you may have about Tawny loon or
Sam Doorman (they live in Arlington).

Doug Claflin
603 888 9572

john kalinowski
dtn 496-8177

     playmate cooler holder for hobie. Attaches to the dolphin 
striker and allows you to open and close a Playmate cooler. 
Makes hot days soooooo  much more bearable...

     Free to whoever is willing to come over to OGO and pick it up.

    Bob Chalkey
    223-1242
    msbcs::chalkey
    Home: 508-897-8744
    
                            WANTED - DINGHY
    
                    -Fiberglass
    
                    -Good condition or better
    
                    -With oars
    
                    -Transom able to take small outboard
    

    1972 Sabre 28' Inboard Auxiliary Sloop                   
    
    Engine: Universal Atomic 4, with < 200 hrs since rebuilt
    
    Name: "Night Heron"     Documentation: Full Coastguard Documentation
    
    Builder: Sabre Yachts, Maine
    
    LOA: 28'  LWL: 22'  Beam: 9'2"          Electrical: 2 Gel Cell Batteries 
                                                             with switch
                                                        110V/30A Shorepower
    Draft: 4'6"
    
    Displacement: 7,800 Lbs.                Ballast: 3,100 Lbs.
    
    Fuel: 20 Gal.           Water: 30 Gal.
    
    Construction: Heavy Hand Laid Fiberglass
                  Navy blue hull 1996 Imron
                  Teak coamings, toe rails, grab rails and drop boards
                  S/S bow and stern pulpits and lifelines
    
    Sails: (2) Mains, 90% jib, (2) 120% genoas, 150% genoa
    
    Rigging: Aluminum Mast and Boom, S/S Rigging
             Internal halyards
             Transom mounted main sheet traveler.
             Main halyard is lead back to the cockpit with winch on cabin
             Boom is equipped with jiffy reefing and topping lift
             Rail mounted genoa tracks in addition to inboard jib tracks
             Loran is mounted to swing into companionway for cockpit use
             Tiller pilot enables easy single handing
    
    Accomodations: Bunks for six with double in V-berth, pull out double on
                   port setee, single on starbord setee, and port quarter berth.
                   Hanging locker and head on port side between main cabin and
                   V-berth, Vanity opposite on starbord. Aft port side galley
                   with 2-burner alchohol stove and large ice box.
                   6' Standing headroom, all cabinets bulkheads and shelves
                   are teak, large dining table folds up against main bulkhead.
                   Cockpit has two large lockers.
    
    Equipment: Ritchie Compass
               Regency VHF
               Apelco 6300 Loran w/8' whip antenna
               Sitex digital depth sounder
               Standard Comm. AM/FM stereo w/tape
               Autohelm Tiller Pilot
               Brass Time/Tide Clock
               Brass Bulkhead Mounted Oil Lamp
    
               1 Danforth deepset hi-tensile anchor
                plus 1 Std Danforth anchor each with 150' rodes
               Transom mounted S/S swim ladder
               Cockpit mounted bilge pump
               Cockpit Awning (white)
               Mansail Cover and Tiller Cover (white)
               Canvas winter cover
               Life Sling man overboard rescue device
               Cockpit cushions
               Fenders Dock Lines and Life Jackets
               Safety Harness
               Companionway Screens
               Radar reflector
               Flag halyard
               Flare kit
               Fire extinguishers
    
    Comments: This classic cruiser has been meticulously maintained and
              tastefully upgraded in order to preserve its style of design.
    
    
    Price: $19,900          Location: North Falmouth, Mass.
    
    Contact John Pare, EMAIL pare@npss.enet.dec.com
            Phone Days: 508-486-5347 Eves: 508-835-4357
     

Anchor rodes for sale:

600' BOAT/US 1/2" three-strand white nylon, new, unused, on wooden spool, $140

275' BOAT/US 1/2" three-strand white nylon, used maybe twice, eye splice with 
galvanized steel thimble, marked every 50', $60

300' Samson 5/8" white nylon double braid, new, unused, eye splice with nylon 
thimble, $140

May be picked up in ZKO or Carlisle, MA

Alan Berens
DTN 381-2706
unifix::berens

    Wanted: 5-7 hp outboard motor.
    
    Doug Hagerman
    dtn 237-2145
    starch::hagerman

    1985 12 foot Zuma sail boat for sale. Good condition, includes trailer.
    Can be seen in Stow, Ma. on Lake Boon.
    
    Asking price $900
    
    Contact: Kent English
             DTN: 223-4544
             Home:(508)562-2402
             Node:ASABET::ENGLISH
    

    16' Hobie Cat Sailboat, galvanized Shore Land'r Trailer with attached
    weatherproof locked fiberglass Sail Box to transport and store sails
    and equipment. Additional 6 to 1 Harken Blocks on boat -graphite with
    ball bearings. Hot Stick on full rudder, rollable rubber pontoons for
    easy slide, righting system for easy pop-up, rack for cooler, and
    original boat manual and Cat Key. Boat and sails are in good condition.
    
    Asking price $1650 or best offer.
    
    Contact: Shirlee Twine
             Home:(508)562-2402
    

    Rainbow colored tri-radial asymmetric spinnaker for a 30 to 32 foot
    boat. (42' I dimension)  Sail included a snuffer.  This is a brand new
    Shore sail.  It's been flown twice in under 10 knots of breeze. We
    puchased it weeks before deciding to trade up to a larger boat and
    couldn't see a good reason to donate it to the new owners.
    
    Asking $1800 or best offer.
    
    Contact: Ray Lanza
    	     Home:(603)881-5844

1974 Pearson 30 Sloop for sale

- Atomic 4 engine
- Edson wheel steering, w/teak cockpit table & drink holder
- Main, 150% Genoa, Jib, Spinnaker
- Furlex roller furling
- Adjustable backstay
- Hot & cold pressurized water w/ handheld shower
- VHF, Loran, knotmeter, depthsounder, AM/FM cassette stereo, autopilot
- 25 lb CQR anchor w/ 120' rode + 6' chain
- Call or email for complete equipment list
- Boat located in Newburyport, Mass

Asking price is $11,900 (but willing to negotiate, new boat coming soon!)

Contact Steven McLafferty
        (508) 493-2498/DTN 223-2498 10am - 6pm
        (603) 888-7055 8pm - 11pm
        stevem@eng.pko.dec.com
        DANGER::MCLAFFERTY