Guys,
Where art thou(s)?
We be in G Town. Rainy season and some 25k winds with 50k Chris Parker
warnings thus far. So far ok. Got to Jumentos for 10 days, that was fun.
Loads of fish conchs sharks barrys.
We'll leave Sol surfin here for summer July 1. Go to SD CA. Then back
November. That is the plan,..
Ok, what's going on???
Gary and Celeste
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Subject: Re: [Scoaa-members] Haul out on travel lift
Hey Gary, here are some oics showing the strap placement for both a travel
lift and crane. Pic. # 3 is after we put the stern extensions on as the
crane is putting us back in the water. I don't know if we placed the straps
wrong or put to much helium in the stern extension but the stern sure is
sitting high! AJ
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From: Gary Oelze <gary@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Subject: Re: [Scoaa-members] Haul out on travel lift
To: scoaa-members@xxxxxxxxx
Date: Thursday, May 20, 2010, 1:07 PM
Thanks, Kurt.
One remote option is we haul the boat on a trailer with either keels on the
trailer or using 2x4 or larger wood in similar lift points as you mentioned.
What about those two options. (we're not sure this yard has spreader bars)
Gary
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Subject: Re: [Scoaa-members] Haul out on travel lift
Gary,
Straps are not a problem, as long as it is in a travel lift or crane
with spreader bars to enable the straps to be a straight up pull. Straps
should be just in front of keel a couple of feet and pretty much
centered between the back of the keel and the rudder. Should either pull
the speed transducer prior to hauling or make sure strap is not on it.
(I have seen one crushed before!)
Good luck,
Kurt
Kurt Jerman
Seawind USA
619.571.3513
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Subject: [Scoaa-members] Haul out on travel lift
We want to haul out Sol Surfin for a new bottom painting.
Can the SeaWind 1000 be hauled out with a travel lift using straps.
They
claim to have 4 straps. We have hauled out 2x but on trailers. I have
searched SCOAA for a while and have re-glimpsed into the famous
KatiKat.net
site but haven't found anything after an hour.
Gary and Celeste in Exumas
Sol Surfin
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