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Help for 25/27 owners
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- Joined: Tue Jun 19, 2007 11:09 am
- Location: Blind Bay, Nova Scotia
Help for 25/27 owners
I am not sure if there are many 25 and 27 owners in the AOG but I think a lot of us are first time Albin owners or even first time boat owners. I have posted a few questions in the True Classics section over the past few years and have received replies to most, but it seems like a lot of the owners of the other 27's know as much or as little as I do. I am sure a lot of you 28 owners previously owned a 25 or 27 so please take a look at the True Classics section once in a while and help us out.
I have tried about four times to join the 25/27 club but don't even get a response so I rely on this site for most of my information. Thanks to all that have provided advice so far and look forward to more input.
Dave
1988 27 Convertible
I have tried about four times to join the 25/27 club but don't even get a response so I rely on this site for most of my information. Thanks to all that have provided advice so far and look forward to more input.
Dave
1988 27 Convertible
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- Gold Member
- Posts: 238
- Joined: Fri Feb 12, 2010 8:53 pm
- Home Port: Osprey Marina, Myrtle Beach SC
- Location: Columbia SC
Re: Help for 25/27 owners
Hi I got my 27AC with a nissan LD28M engine about 6 weeks ago and am in the fixing up and maint. phase. I have gotten Quite an education so far. And have some good help here
1983 36 classic
1995 192 Grady White w/ 150 Yamaha
2003 Boss 8'6" Dingy w/6 hp Suzuki
1995 192 Grady White w/ 150 Yamaha
2003 Boss 8'6" Dingy w/6 hp Suzuki
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- Gold Member
- Posts: 713
- Joined: Thu Jul 06, 2006 4:22 pm
- Home Port: Bermuda
- Location: Bermuda
Re: Help for 25/27 owners
Oh there is a bit of A 27 experience here. I had mine for 13 years. During that period it was heavily used & I guess just ablout everything known to happen to a 27 did.
1996 A32 'S' Type
Bermuda
1986 A27AC 1986-2000
34' 5th wheel trailer
VP9KL (IRLP node #7995)
Bermuda
1986 A27AC 1986-2000
34' 5th wheel trailer
VP9KL (IRLP node #7995)
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- Gold Member
- Posts: 86
- Joined: Fri Nov 30, 2007 3:57 pm
- Home Port: Robinhood Marina, Georgetown, ME
- Location: Georgetown, Maine
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Re: Help for 25/27 owners
Dave,
There seems to be a growing number of 25/27 owners joining this forum. The Yahoo group is very knowledgable, but the site can be quirky and there have been a lot of issues with new folks not being able to join.
I have not been involved with this site as moderator as much as I had hoped. Two children and trying to run a business does not leave me a whole lot of time to respond as much I I wish.
I will help you when I can, although I am only a 4-year veteran to the A27 world.
There seems to be a growing number of 25/27 owners joining this forum. The Yahoo group is very knowledgable, but the site can be quirky and there have been a lot of issues with new folks not being able to join.
I have not been involved with this site as moderator as much as I had hoped. Two children and trying to run a business does not leave me a whole lot of time to respond as much I I wish.
I will help you when I can, although I am only a 4-year veteran to the A27 world.
Kim Suhr
"Fortunate"
27 Family Cruiser
Robinhood Cove, Georgetown, ME
"Fortunate"
27 Family Cruiser
Robinhood Cove, Georgetown, ME
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- Posts: 12
- Joined: Thu Feb 25, 2010 8:06 am
- Home Port: Lake Worth- Greek Islands
Re: Help for 25/27 owners
Ive had my 1990 27s since 91, 10 years of that was used as a comercial dive boat and used quite a lot- its been dry docked since 03 and am now in process of getting her ready to go back to work- I will also help when I can ,
Greek Islands
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- Posts: 61
- Joined: Tue Jun 19, 2007 11:09 am
- Location: Blind Bay, Nova Scotia
Re: Help for 25/27 owners
Thanks for the responses, there is a lot of help on this site and it is growing all of the time, it would also be nice to see a few more 25 and 27 pictures on the site. Greek Islands and Bermuda are places I have never been and it would be nice to see some Albin photos from all areas. I posted a few of Halifax when the tall ships visited a couple of years ago.
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- Posts: 719
- Joined: Sat Mar 27, 2010 5:42 pm
- Home Port: Southold, NY
- Location: Eastern Long Island, NY
Re: Help for 25/27 owners
Hi - Another A27 AC owner here, too.
Best part about this site is the "been there-done that" experience. What to do, what not to do and what never to do. Why? Because they already did it!
Like someone once said: "It's good to learn from your mistakes but it's better to learn from someone elses."
I semi-lurk, only because I don't have much to add to the answers already given, other than maybe saying "me too". But, I must say that the info I receive was dead-on. Case in point: My recent "boat stand" query. I took the info the members of this site gave me to my marina, they bought the specified stands for me and now my A27 is sitting like a princess on four new stands next to my house. They fit like a glove!
Now if I can ever find my elusive drain plug... (just kidding - don't have one!)
Best part about this site is the "been there-done that" experience. What to do, what not to do and what never to do. Why? Because they already did it!
Like someone once said: "It's good to learn from your mistakes but it's better to learn from someone elses."
I semi-lurk, only because I don't have much to add to the answers already given, other than maybe saying "me too". But, I must say that the info I receive was dead-on. Case in point: My recent "boat stand" query. I took the info the members of this site gave me to my marina, they bought the specified stands for me and now my A27 is sitting like a princess on four new stands next to my house. They fit like a glove!
Now if I can ever find my elusive drain plug... (just kidding - don't have one!)
Jon B.
Former owner of...
"Bunkie" - a 1984 A27FC
New owner of...
1977 A25 deLuxe - a work in progress
Former owner of...
"Bunkie" - a 1984 A27FC
New owner of...
1977 A25 deLuxe - a work in progress
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- Joined: Tue Jan 12, 2010 7:38 pm
- Location: Halfmoon Bay, BC
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Re: Help for 25/27 owners
Hi Dave,
I'm like you, new to the Albin experience!
We bought our 25' not quite a year ago.
I have given and taken from this forum a bit and find it usefull.
I have back 'n' forthed with Chris (owns Iron Jack) in New Brunswick about swim platforms, heaters and toilet/holding tanks.
Not quite the Greek Islands or Bermuda, but attached is us near Cortez Island (BC) last summer...
I'm like you, new to the Albin experience!
We bought our 25' not quite a year ago.
I have given and taken from this forum a bit and find it usefull.
I have back 'n' forthed with Chris (owns Iron Jack) in New Brunswick about swim platforms, heaters and toilet/holding tanks.
Not quite the Greek Islands or Bermuda, but attached is us near Cortez Island (BC) last summer...
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- Gold Member
- Posts: 61
- Joined: Tue Jun 19, 2007 11:09 am
- Location: Blind Bay, Nova Scotia
Re: Help for 25/27 owners
Looks like some of the peaceful coves her in Nova scotia, nice boat, looks like it's in great shape.