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#26 General discussion » GTA Rope Manufacturers » 2016-03-15 06:07:50

doogymon
Replies: 3

There are ads for braided line on Kijiji in the GTA (Toronto).

Burlington. Also Niagara Falls.

Any testimonials?

Cheers & thanks

Doog

#27 Re: General discussion » Flex-0-fold field reports » 2015-12-08 09:16:34

doogymon

Thanks very much David.

Will the C&C 27 Association be at the show?

Cheers

Doog

#28 General discussion » Flex-0-fold field reports » 2015-12-07 08:59:54

doogymon
Replies: 3

Hi

Any Skippers have comments on performance? Anomalies? Recommended sizes?

MKIII , Yanmar YSM 12 , 1" shaft and a leftie.

Do the folding prop vendors sell at the Boat shows? Toronto?

Also I am routinely amazed at the tip clearance, or lack there of,

by the stock fixed 2 blade 13x8. 

Cheers

Doog

#29 General discussion » Disregard:Wanted: C&C 27 MKIII/IV » 2015-08-23 13:23:53

doogymon
Replies: 2

He went to the dark side. Something non-C&C!
Thanks responses ..I tried.
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
A friend is looking.

He likes a wheel.

N. Channel Ontario logistics would make it easy.

Doog

#30 Re: General discussion » Prop Puller » 2015-06-03 04:52:43

doogymon

Hi David

Thanks very much.

Pretty sure 1" shaft.

Ok so I'll try to beg borrow or buy a C Clamp style.

Would make one if I had the time.

Cheers

Doog
SunnyJ
#827

#31 General discussion » Prop Puller » 2015-06-01 12:05:59

doogymon
Replies: 3

Hi

Any testimonials on what type of puller and techniques?

I have a fixed two blade with 1" shaft.

Can the C-Clamp style do the trick?

Much obliged.

Doog

#32 Re: General discussion » Folding Prop Installation » 2015-05-24 14:24:33

doogymon

I think your advice resembles the metaphor!

Thanks

#33 Re: General discussion » Folding Prop Installation » 2015-05-24 12:20:51

doogymon

Hi David

Thanks for that.

Yes I surfed a few months ago no joy.

Your results much better.

I received the prop post launch.

Crane only shows up twice and the next time will be October.

Was pondering doing a Buster Crabb (MI6)..Doh

That is installing with long snorkel.

I don't think a wrench can wiggle in the small gap.

Loctite on the setscrews. Can that be applied while submerged?

Cheers

doog

#34 General discussion » Folding Prop Installation » 2015-05-23 15:55:31

doogymon
Replies: 4

Hi.

Picked up a Gori 2 blade and can't figure out how you would tighten it up on the shaft. The nut is housed deep inside the bore and won't slide out.

http://www.ipernity.com/doc/1125763/35981655

Thanks

#35 Re: General discussion » Cabin Door » 2015-04-20 11:51:42

doogymon

Roger that Bill

In fact I made an attempt to phone him earlier in the day.

I'll try again tomorrow.

Cheers

Doog

#36 Re: General discussion » Cabin Door » 2015-04-20 10:33:13

doogymon

Super of you to send sliding door pics Bill.

Now if I could find used rails (genuine C&C)!

Thanks again Bill

Doog

#37 Re: General discussion » Cabin Door » 2015-04-16 11:49:40

doogymon

If any Skipper(s) has chance to pop a few snap shots (in the long term)

of what the sliding door hardware entails, I know I'd be

very much obliged.

Doog

#38 Re: General discussion » Cabin Door » 2015-04-13 14:53:14

doogymon

Sure

The door would slide to port, alongside the bulkhead that is just aft of the head.

Very nice indeed.

Doog

#39 General discussion » Keeping the Hank-Ons » 2015-04-08 13:21:51

doogymon
Replies: 0

Having the ability to douse the sail to the deck, in quick time

is my rational for not pursuing  a furler.

I do like the idea of the Facnor STG 3 or 4 (aka Mariner Roller-Stay)

Cheers

Doog


#40 General discussion » Cabin Door » 2015-04-01 11:35:21

doogymon
Replies: 8

My door to the head is on hinges.

Other 27's I see have it sliding.

I like the sliding setup and it looks like

a fairly easy conversion.

Any skipper feedback?

TY

Doog

#41 Re: General discussion » Original stain color for interior of 1972 MKI? » 2015-03-02 03:21:41

doogymon

Interested as well.

Nice to be able to touch up like shoe polish.

Staying away from anything varnish-like.


doog

#42 Re: General discussion » Original stain color for interior of 1972 MKI? » 2015-03-02 03:21:40

doogymon

Interested as well.

Nice to be able to touch up like shoe polish.

Staying away from anything varnish-like.


doog

#43 Re: General discussion » Folding Prop question » 2014-11-20 09:46:11

doogymon

12"  x 9 with 1 inch shaft is the size of the two blade Gori.

Existing fixed 2 blade is a federal 13" x 8.

http://www.ipernity.com/doc/1125763/35981655

What does the 4 mean in the pic?

If the blades don't touch the rudder, i think the prop will work.

If I need and an inch or two, cut the shaft and re-thread?

Cheers

Doog


#44 General discussion » Folding Prop question » 2014-11-19 12:01:33

doogymon
Replies: 3

1979 MkIII with YanmarYSM12  (LH Screw @ 1" Shaft Dia)

Eyeballing a Gori folding prop with gears but it seems

like the blades might touch the rudder when folded.

Black Arts doesn't cover off on that combination.

Any solutions or testimonials.

Cheers * Thanks

Doog

#45 Re: General discussion » roller furling » 2013-04-11 08:26:50

doogymon

May need a genoa (with hanks).

Cheers

doog

#46 Re: General discussion » roller furling » 2013-04-07 11:03:46

doogymon

Hi Ed

Will you be selling your old headsails?

Doog

#47 Re: General discussion » Good Old Boat Gives C&C Nod over Catalina and Ericsson » 2013-03-01 08:36:44

doogymon

Timely article as I may be pulling the trigger on a MkIII.

Cheers Doog

#48 Re: General discussion » C&C 27 compared to a C&C Corvette » 2013-02-10 12:14:54

doogymon

Thanks to all who have responded thus far.
Warm fuzzy for both. Going to sail both to
decide.

Douglas your web page is a treasure chest of
Canadiana and I shall be exploring more of it
as a new found hobby. I have often wondered
if the game of hockey played a role in the way
Canadians performed in other areas of life i.e. war
Bravo to you Sir.

#49 Re: General discussion » C&C 27 compared to a C&C Corvette » 2013-02-08 13:55:40

doogymon

Not sure if links are permissible:

<a href="http://www.flickr.com/photos/39452743@N07/8457844830/" title="corvette_CT by Doogymon, on Flickr">test</a>

http://newyork.craigslist.org/fct/boa/3593035880.html

#50 General discussion » C&C 27 compared to a C&C Corvette » 2013-02-08 03:22:06

doogymon
Replies: 10

Hi

Any comparisons? i.e. maintenance, costs, tenderness, sailability and the ability to Race at the club? Also single hand? Shoal draft could be a bonus. Or is this apples oranges?

Thanks

Doog


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