:: Claude,
::
:: Welcome to the fleet. The mast is easily dropped with
:: two-people. I usually just grab someone else who is at
:: the dock, but if you haven't done this before I'd be
:: happy to help you out.
::
:: I can do Friday lunchtime, or Saturday afternoon.
::
:: Let's take some photos and post them, so the next person
:: who needs to take down their mast knows how to do it.
::
:: James
::
:: :: I'm kind of disappointed that there were 25 views on
:: :: this thread, and not a single reply. This fleet is
:: :: aging, and these boats need work. If there's nobody in
:: :: the community to pitch in and help out the newcomers to
:: :: the fleet, then how is the fleet supposed to survive? If
:: :: I had big money and a big crew, then sure I'd already
:: :: have my little problem taken care of, but I would likely
:: :: be interested in taking my money and crew to a more
:: :: modern platform. Food for thought...
:: ::
:: :: I still need help with my rig, and my beer offer still
:: :: stands. I'm also willing to pitch in and help other
:: :: owners with their issues, especially if someone steps up
:: :: and helps me out.
:: ::
:: :: Thanks,
:: ::
:: :: Claude Nix
:: ::
:: :: :: Hey Folks,
:: :: ::
:: :: :: My headstay broke when I was bringing my boat home to
:: :: :: Sausalito from Vallejo earlier this month, and I just
:: :: :: picked up a new one from Steve Seal this week. I was
:: :: :: wondering if anyone might be available to give me a hand
:: :: :: dropping the rig so I can put the new one on. I've
:: :: :: already got one body committed to helping out, so I only
:: :: :: really need one other person. I'll bring plenty of beer,
:: :: :: and I'm looking forward to meeting other S22 sailors in
:: :: :: the fleet!
:: :: ::
:: :: :: Thanks,
:: ::
:: :: :: Claude
:: ::
:: :: :: 757-572-7180 (cell)