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    St. Pierre Dory with junk sail rig

    SF Pelican I think the San Francisco Pelican goes to 18 feet. But there's a gentleman on the Woodenboat forum that redesigned the boat to 19...
    Post by: robt.c.warford, Jul 27, 2007 in forum: All Things Boats & Boating
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    Propulsion hardware

    Hello again.. The boat was built from plans with the lines drawings and most all wood work drawn, with vague suggestions for the interior. The...
    Post by: robt.c.warford, May 2, 2007 in forum: Diesel Engines
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    Propulsion hardware

    The boat is 26 feet wood, made of 3/4 inch bead and cove spanish cedar with two layers of 1/8th inch sapele covered by 2 layers of xynole epoxy....
    Post by: robt.c.warford, May 1, 2007 in forum: Diesel Engines
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    Prime mover for small trawler project

    The Beta seems to be more readily available than the Nanni diesel, although they are based on the same blocks.
    Post by: robt.c.warford, Apr 30, 2007 in forum: Diesel Engines
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    Ballast preference for racing yacht?

    Three circumnavigations plus and I like my ballast glued on SOLID.:D
    Post by: robt.c.warford, Apr 30, 2007 in forum: Sailboats
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    Propulsion hardware

    I hope I am in the right place for advice. I have inherited a small homebuilt "tugboat project". It is a true displacement hull and a hole is...
    Thread by: robt.c.warford, Apr 30, 2007, 4 replies, in forum: Diesel Engines