I have notified the current moderator of the group regarding what seems to be a slight problem with getting subscribed to the group. IMHO it is a fantastic group of great folks with tons of knowledge and willing to share. Well worth another try.
If you do try and don't hear back, please feel free to contact me and I will try and find out what is going on.
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Yahoo Albin Group
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neilrewiredvt
- Deckhand
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- Joined: Mon Jun 04, 2012 3:42 pm
- Home Port: Plunder Bay Marina (on Lake Champlain) Orwell, VT
- Location: Brattleboro,Vermont
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rnummi
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- Home Port: St. Petersburg Municipal Marina, St. Pete Fla.
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NickScheuer
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Re: Yahoo Albin Group
Do you have an A-25 or -27, tranmkp? The Bow Pulpit on my A-25 is bolted through the hull/deck flange using no backup on the underside other than
Info on the care and feeding of traditional shaft seals should be easy to find; the machinery goes back to practically day-one in power boats. I'm more worried about my "packing-free" shaft seal (retrofit by PO). I read somewhere that if the rubber sleeve is punctured the boat could sink at her mooring. Our boat is trailered, so no worry at the moment; but still, SINK?
Info on the care and feeding of traditional shaft seals should be easy to find; the machinery goes back to practically day-one in power boats. I'm more worried about my "packing-free" shaft seal (retrofit by PO). I read somewhere that if the rubber sleeve is punctured the boat could sink at her mooring. Our boat is trailered, so no worry at the moment; but still, SINK?