| Title: | SAILING |
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| Moderator: | UNIFIX::BERENS |
| Created: | Wed Jul 01 1992 |
| Last Modified: | Mon Jun 02 1997 |
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Please reply to Dick Cadmus@OGO
BIZNIS::CADMUS
DTN 276-8174
I am loking for a 100-150# Mushroom anchor to replace the ancient one I
have been using and which has lost about 50% of the original material.
I need just the anchor, but would consider the rest of the ground
tackle if the price is right.
Anybody have one out there they don't need or know of a source in te
providence/barrigton area?
Dick
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| 1446.1 | VLNVAX::FRENIERE | Tue Feb 20 1990 13:00 | 9 | ||
Dick,
A number of folk in the area have been using railroad wheels. There
is a Pizza joint on State Street in Bristol about a block up from
the boat ramp. Check with him. He knows the leads. I think it is
actually the Bristol Harbor Master who fabricates them. But
protocall says to check at the Pizza jint first.
Don
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| 1446.2 | I'll check it out | BIZNIS::CADMUS | Mon Feb 26 1990 11:46 | 15 | |
Thanks, Don
I'll be down that way in a few weeks and I'll check on that lead.
I haul my mooring over at Hog Isalnd every fall to check it and to make
sure I can find it. Also saves a lot of wear and tear on the chain
and since I use 30' of 1/2", that can get pretty expensive.
I'll check with some freinds who live in Bristol, also- sounds like a
better deal than the mushroom, which I've always felt were overpriced.
Dick
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| 1446.3 | $1.00 per pound | BOSTP2::BEAU | Thu Jul 05 1990 18:21 | 3 | |
The want advertiser has mushrooms new at $1.00 per pound.
Tel # is 508-548-0148
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| 1446.4 | Data, please | BTOVT::JPETERS | John Peters, DTN 266-4391 | Thu Jul 05 1990 19:50 | 4 |
OK, everybody, we're across a rather broad geographical area-
Is $1-/pound a good price for a new mushroom? What's the lowest? The
highest? Observed quality?
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