Jim -

I'm on the south side in Cotuit - 

Dave
C27 #5212
Windabout
Cape Cod, MA
http://dpbcc.home.comcast.net
-----Original Message-----
From: [email protected]
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Sent: Monday, April 10, 2006 4:02 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: catalina27-talk: Re: Smelly boat

Thanks Dave
  I will look closely at all fuel transport areas and try the vinegar that 
was suggested. Where on the cape are you? north or south side. I plan to 
spend some time this year on the bay side. P-town, Wellfleet ,rock harbor, 
sesuite harbor.
    THX Jim Savicki
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Sent: Monday, April 10, 2006 12:01 PM
Subject: Re: catalina27-talk: Re: Smelly boat


> If somebody did a sloppy job changing the fuel filter or bleeding the 
> engine and got diesel slopped around a bit and never cleaned it up that 
> will also smell and once it soaks into something it sort of hangs around -

> if kept clean and fuel isn't leaking anyplace a diesel shouldn't really 
> smell all that bad.
>
> --
> Dave
> C27 #5212
> Windabout
> Cape Cod
> http://dpbcc.home.comcast.net
>
> -------------- Original message ----------------------
> From: Don Brooks <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>> I sounds like you have a leak.  It does not take but a drop to really 
>> stink.
>> Check everything that has fuel in it.  The tank, fill-vent-feed-return 
>> fuel
>> lines, filters, fuel pump, injector pump, and injectors.  My guess is you

>> will
>> find something....eventually.
>>   Don, #6293, Niceville, FL
>>
>> jim savicki <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>           Gentlemen
>>       I have a question regarding a smelly engine. When I bought my 1989 
>> c-27
>> last year it had been on the hard for at least a year closed up. It and
>> everything in it had a heavy smell of old deisel fuel  (I think ). the 
>> bildge
>> had oil or something in it also . over the summer I used one of those 
>> bildge
>> cleaners and cleaned what i could reach with soft scrub etc.The engine 
>> does not
>> appear to be leaking anything anymore. Over the winter I took the 
>> cushions home
>> and cleaned them and got out all the smell.
>>        Now that I have been down to the boat several times getting it 
>> ready for
>> the season it seems that the smell is comming from
>>    the engine compartment which I have not tried to clean. Does any one 
>> have any
>> Ideas on how to clean around the engine etc. Bleach ,T.S.P, ?????. Any 
>> Ideas
>> will be greatly appreciated-
>>                                                                 Jim 
>> Savicki--- 
>>                                                                Duxbury 
>> M.A.
>>    Message ----- 
>>     From: Patrick R Ford
>>   To: [email protected]
>>   Sent: Thursday, April 06, 2006 5:30 PM
>>   Subject: Re: catalina27-talk: Sail configuration questions
>>
>>
>>   Michele,
>>   Don Guillette
>>   1027 Banner Ridge Road
>>   Diamond Bar, CA  91765
>>   909-861-3839
>>   [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>>
>>   www.sailtrimproducts.com
>>
>>   Sail Trim Users Guide and Sail Trim Charts, I think they were
>>   $20 or $30. they are GREAT. Charts come laminated for use
>>   on board
>>   Good luck
>>   Pat Ford
>>   Port Washington, WI
>>   Seabiscuit 3692
>>
>>     ----- Original Message ----- 
>>   From: Michele/C27 Rossinante
>>   To: [email protected]
>>   Sent: Thursday, April 06, 2006 1:31 PM
>>   Subject: catalina27-talk: Sail configuration questions
>>
>>
>>   Hello, I'm new on this list.
>>
>>   I am interested in improving my understanding of sail trim for my 1975
>> Catalina 27 standard rig.
>>
>>   Can someone or several someones give me some input on these questions:
>>
>>   Which sail is the "powerhouse" for driving the boat? I've been told the

>> jib is
>> the powerhouse and the main is just trim. I've been told the main is the
>> powerhouse and the jib is for speed.  Please help me know what is 
>> accurate for
>> MY boat.
>>
>>   Next, I would like to know, for my specific boat, what are the stages 
>> of
>> reefing that are best?
>>
>>   Under full main (fully battened main) and 150 genoa, do I reef the main

>> first
>> or change to the working jib first?
>>
>>   Under working jib and full main, do I reef the main first or change to 
>> the
>> storm jib first?
>>
>>   Under working jib and one reef in the main, do I take a second reef or 
>> change
>> to storm jib?
>>
>>   Under reefed main (one reef) and storm jib, do I next go to two reefs 
>> in the
>> main?
>>
>>   Under two reefs and storm jib, which do I take down first if still
>> overpowered?
>>
>>   I have been told not to even rig my second reef because in this boat 
>> that
>> doesn't leave enough sail up to even be worth it. But I am guessing some 
>> of you
>> do use the second reef?
>>
>>   Looking forward to lots of input from fellow 70's catalina 27 owners!
>>
>>   Thanks!
>>
>>   Michele
>>   Catalina 27 Rossinante
>>
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