Chrysler Sailors Forum

Padiunka wrote:Thanks you so much for your efforts Captain Scott!

I agree and a big Thank You

Second day of spring and woke up to a fresh coat of new snow. Still waiting for a little global warming. Yeah! I like it better when "ONE BELOW" means the wife went down to the galley to grab me a tasty beverage. :D I agree bring on global warming or something I will be on the water I hop...

Hopefully weather will be warmer for a 4/7/13 launch if it will stop snowing they are talking more for Friday.

Glad to hear you got on the water Terrence and it might help motivate you to complete yours as soon as finances allow.

Thank You Scott!!!

Scott as a life long coffee drinker with that machine you could eliminate the alarm clock. Only joking the Corgi would probably learn to fly then you would have a flying dog over a coffee maker I myself don't care much how it is made the end result has to be hot and black and had to laugh at your de...

Sorry you had to let her go but she went to a good home. you stay around some Bob you may find something here.

My 26 has 3/8" halyard for the jib and 7/16" halyard for the main.

It is a beauty and alot of money.

Welcome aboard and my C 26 has the same base and I did the same as Captain Scott and it works fine

Great Video.

Thank you Scott!!!

Nice work Scott and Diane hope the jib was all that was hurt glad to hear all is ok.

I got Defender on the 14th and West Marine on the 15th and I was on the net to see if west in Canada was different and all I could find with the .ca was Western Marine don't know if it is the same or not.

A very Happy Birthday skipper and many more. Sailing will help keep you young.

I agree Scott I don't want my bride to read it either as I am looking also but I am trying to stay at least 14 steps away (for personal safety) until I find one.

Well said Alan and I do the same thing as I will sail past most 26's with only the genoaand with the furler I can depower in seconds so it works to sail into a dock or the mooring and you see the Catalina owners coming in under power and hit reverse and full power and still have to throw a line over...

I guess I am infected but benign with 26 and 8 and 9. just sayin

I like that Double D

Thank you EE I forgot the name of the diesel owner.

I like the Chrysler 26 and when it is bare bones as mine was you make it your own with the upgrades and as I find something I want I can tinker and do it with sailing it does take longer because it is a sail boat not a work boat.

Probably the diesel my outboard has a portable tank in the lazzarette.

I agree I can't wait either and April 7 can't get here quick enough.

Terrence the setee crack does look like a stress crack more from twisting but I would be more concerned if you have a soft spot at the port stern where it looks like oil canning on the trailer look for stress marks around there or is it pulled tight on the trailer?

I actually was searching for lazy jacks a couple of years ago and found easy jacks and fashioned my own as they fold to the mast after furling and stay out of the way until you are ready to lower the main.

I can agree Alan is a great guy and never met him but would love to at some time and I am on the east coast you know why Alan Thank you.

Thank you all for the Birthday wishes and I must be recovering. I am already planning the launch on April 7,2013

getting over the flu and had to work but all in all not a bad day except no sailing time in the Northeast on my birthday,

I like the way they keep the main confined instead of all over the cabin top.

Capt. Bondo I hope you recover quickly so you don't miss any sailing time bad enough to miss the shows. Our prayers are with you and 87 days till my launch but who's counting (I am).