rini:to-do_2011
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Misc Info
- Hatch dimensions: 89 x 66cm
- Motor mount dimensions: 20 x 23cm, 3×1/2“ ply
- Toe rail: 5.2m
- Tiller: 57cm + rise of 10cm
- Barber haul cleat wood bases: 7 x 3.5cm
To-Do
Engine/Systems
- Install security bolts
- motor mount, sliding up, could be lowered a bit?
Mast
- Need to bend windex indicators back into place
- Need a bigger/stronger baton installed on the back stay
Sails/Rigging
- New sail cover to allow leaving sail slides in the slot
Hull
Sand andvarnish tiller, could use two more coats- Replace toe-rails or patch broken toe-rail section (have 1m teak piece)
- Replace or refinish hatch-cover
- Install external hatch handle
- Replace wood underneath spinnaker barber-haul cleats
- Patch random small cracks on deck & in cockpit
Cabin
- Remove old speed log and fill holes
- File pantry and stove cover doors down to allow for expansion
- Re-attach trim to various panels
- Floor board reinforce forward port side
- Floor board sand down bilge cover
- Paint inside walls near cabin entrance
- Sand and varnish walls underneath added deck supports (varnish is peeling)
Long-term
- Safety lines - or at least a bow pulpit
- Window replacement
- Find replacement mast support pole? Need to prime the top section of the pole, a bit of rust.
- Replace motor mount plywood
Completed
Hull
Weld tiller bracket back togetherPatch small paint crack just above water line on starboard side near sternCheck rudder bearings and shaft conditionShould be okay for a long time to come.Bottom paint
Mast
Remove lost/dropped halyard blocks from center of mastDONE!Either get 12-20 screws for spreaders or drill out to MM sizeDrilled and tapped to M6!New WindexReplace masthead lamp with LEDInstall baton to lift backstay over sail headboard when tacking?Forestay- rubs against jib halyard sheave, move it outside of the sheave position or remember to keep backstay loose (Found a suitable piece of steel to use to move the stay forward a centimeter or two)Sheave was in great shape, this isn't necessaryReplace lower boom kicker bracket (maybe upper too?) with something more sturdyBent back into shape, re-riveted
Sails/Rigging
Shorten lower boom kicker length and re-attach (will allow more downward movement), need hacksaw and riveter at the boatRe-install washers on jib halyard block
Cabin
Glue metal plate back into place under stove hatch - don't think it will last, need screws instead (DIDN'T hold).Bolted down.
Bottom painting supplies
masksglovesscrapersmasking tapedrop clothscontainers to mix epoxy paint (that won't melt, tin cans maybe)sand papersanding blocksbeerbourbon
rini/to-do_2011.txt · Last modified: 2011/04/28 04:18 by ben
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