Re: [cal] Anchor Locker Drainage Cal 35 Mark II

This seems to be a problem with the Sailnet list. I got the same message with my e-mail address as the sender. It may have gone to all remaining members. I tried to send a reply pointing out that I hadn't sent it but my message was rejected by the list serve. Not bad advice but the listserve seems to be doing some odd things. Mike Kennedy Conquest Cal 40 # 96 On Feb 24, 2006, at 6:09 PM, Husar Charlie wrote: > Very interesting since I did not send this mail. Note the > signature at the bottom. Oh, well... > > Charlie > Many CALs > Annapolis > > From: Husar Charlie [mailto:hu… [at] bah.com] > Sent: Friday, February 24, 2006 3:57 PM > To: ca… [at] extser-2.bah.com > Subject: Re: [cal] Anchor Locker Drainage Cal 35 Mark II > > I agree with the others in that your drain is probably plugged and > you don't have a good seal at the hatch because there is no lip on > the deck portion (and no gasket). But I suspect the drain is the > main culpret. Do this test; fill your anchor locker using a hose > with the water streaming in at a moderate rate (i.e. not full bore > but flowing at a good clip). It should take about 5 minutes for > the locker to fill up. At least that is what mine does each time I > rinse my rode. Your drain should be streaming in a solid stream at > a good rate. > > I too would like to know what kind of 'offshore' sailing you do and > how much chain you have up forward. Normally it's pretty hard to > keep the bow buried on a 35 (I've been on Catalina 34's that are > terribly nose heavy). I have to admit that if I was going on a > long offshore sail, I would put a gasket on the hatch and duct tape > it all around to be sure that it didn't ! take on water. > > Dave > 80 Cal 35 MKI #32 Runnin Late > Coyote Pt, SF Bay > > > Andrew <ko… [at] hotmail.com> wrote: > Has anyone experienced any problems with the drainage of their > Anchor locker of a Cal 35. When I go offshore it is completely full > all the time and I think has backwashed into the hole were the bow > light conduit runs into the Vbirth. > The drainage appears to be a very small hole at the bow with a > rubber stopper to allow water drain out only I guess. I would love > to drill that hole bigger but feel a bit concerned as holes it > boats don't go well together. > Any ideas or experience would be helpful. > > thanks, > korand > ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ > ~~~~~~~~~~~~ > SailNet's NEW Website is up and running! > New Forums, New Photo Gall! ery, New Reviews, New Classifieds, > Blogs and more! > www.sailnet.com - Visit today! > ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ > ~~~~~~~~~~~~ > > _/) This list brought to you by the New Sailnet > _/) www.sailnet.com --- 219531 > _/) FAQ http://www.sailnet.com/listmgr/help/ > -/) To unsubscribe visit http://www.sailnet.com/listhelp/index.cfm > and follow the directions > ID: 219531 : im… [at] yahoo.com : 20041202 23:13 : 19700101 00:00 > ---------------------------------------------------------------------- > ---------------------------------------------------------------------- > ----------- > This email is being sent to im… [at] yahoo.com because you > subscribed to the SailNet cal list > on 20041202 23:13 and confirmed your subscription by replying to > our opt-in confirmation on: 19700101 00:00 > You may unsubscribe from this list at any time by sending a blank > email to: le… [at] list.sailnet.net. or by > calling our support li! ne at: 610-361-7743. > This email is being sent by SailNet, 381 Brinton Lake Road, > Thornton Pennsylvania 19373. > > > Yahoo! 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