"My B40 has 240v supply, however I am sure the circuit breakers are in the same location as your boat. Mine was built in France.
The first MCB is located in the aft starboard locker, almost beneath your feet when standing at the wheel. The…"
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Danny Covington
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For Sale, 1971 Tartan 27
Started this discussion. Last reply by Craig Lewis Mar 22, 2015. 5 Replies 0 Likes
For Sale, 1971 Tartan 27, Newer sails, self tailing winches, roller fuling and great roller furling sail. Rebuildable 2gm yanmar. outboard bracket. Needs paint and TLC.Located Folly Beach, SC.Continue
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- Profile Type:
- Sailor
- Homeport:
- Charleston, SC
- About Me:
- Love sailing and trying to upgrade boats, I have a Cal 34 Mark III and a Tartan 27, plus half owner of a Cheoy Lee 36 Clipper.
- Current location:
- Charleston, SC
- Looking to:
- Meet like minded people to sail and talk boats.
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Small Motor
Posted on September 22, 2012 at 1:48pm 2 Comments 0 Likes
A few weeks ago I bought a 2.5 Nissan outboard from a guy in the mislands. I will use it on my rib, 12 ft 1964 Crestliner Super Fisherman and also my Howler 8 ft hard dinghy. It runs really nice so lets hope it keeps it up with maintenance.
Rib Repair
Posted on September 1, 2012 at 6:30pm 1 Comment 0 Likes
Well after cleaning the yard today I decided it was time to seal up my Seaworthy Rib, Been putting it off and have boat fever again.
Mus have been because I moved the Tartan to a mooring. Getting boat fever again. I want to sell the Tartan but it seems there are not many buyers for sailboats these days.
Oh well lets see if the sealant will repair the few leaks I have in the Rib.
Moving Boats
Posted on August 30, 2012 at 10:04pm 0 Comments 0 Likes
Well Friday it is time to move the Tartan 27 from the slip to a mooring. Tired of paying slip fees at a marina that is way to unfriendly. I have my Cal on mooring also but will be looking to put in a slip or dock as time and money allows.
Still need a tranny for the Cal. Oh well I believe I will be spending more time with Cal and less with Tartan till the Tartan is sold or traded.
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