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Hey, where did you get that rig?
awesome
Hey Mikey
Tina and I are going out tomorrow to take down the sails. this will be a first for us and we are wondering if there are any pointers you may have?
get ready for the winterizing questions next. LOL
thanks
Mike
Franc- does mike know his stuff or what.
Mikey- hats off
Hi Sal
you are so wright about greenport. Tina and I spent a few days there last year and loved it. my brother in law kept his boat there for two seasons and swears its the best place to keep the boat on LI. I have another friend that has a 36' Ca...
Im in Port Jeff Harbor, plenty of water and mellow wakes.
Oh yea, 631-838-6863
Zingara is our boat. a 40' Bene. LOL
Hi Carole & Art
it looks like you had great trips.
i live in Poquott, the west shore of port jeff harbor. when ever your in town give a call. your more then welcome to the mooring
Hey guys
great weekend
Sailors all around Long Island Sound
Mine was the same. most of the cosmetic issues where fixed quickly. but here I am 18 months later and I am still waiting for things to be repaired. one the notorious electric panel. I was told last July the new ones would be in and now they said t...
the fridge is tricky mike. we load it with frozen food and dont try to freeze anything in the freezer comp. this helps alot with food you may eat in a few days or so.
thanks on he battery sugestions
it was actually more like 4 hrs. we were better into an hr on the way back from our trip. shouldnt we be able to run for 8 hrs
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2008 Beneteau 40' "Zingara"
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getting ready for winter
Hey Mikey
Tina and I are going out tomorrow to take down the sails. this will be a first for us and we are wondering if there are any pointers you may have?
get ready for the winterizing questions next. LOL
thanks
Mike
Tina and I are going out tomorrow to take down the sails. this will be a first for us and we are wondering if there are any pointers you may have?
get ready for the winterizing questions next. LOL
thanks
Mike
Posted on October 31, 2009 at 7:56pm —
Comment Wall (4 comments)
- At 6:44pm on June 21, 2009,
L O L A said… - Hope you are finding your way around ok
- At 11:35pm on April 23, 2009,
Mike Brown said… - Sorry about that I thought you were aking how we climbed on board our 43. As for questions feel free to ask about anything. I'll do my best to help out.
Mike
- At 10:17pm on April 23, 2009,
Mike Brown said…
- Michael, we have her tied up stern to and step on and off via the swim platform. We'll be moving her to a permanent marina in 2 weeks and will do the same thing there. Note that both have floating docks. I expect that we'll have to board thru the side gates when tied up to fixed piers. I'm 5'9" and it's a stretch for me to get on board without a step. My wife is 5' and definately needs a boost to get on board. We bought a collapsable stool that fits in behind the narrow panel in the galley next to the engine compartment. Not sure the panel exists on the 40.
Mike
- At 9:05pm on April 22, 2009,
Mike Brown said…
- Michael, hello and welcome to the Beneteau group. There's also a Beneteau 40/43 group you may want to join as well.
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