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My new Sailor Tailors M15 cover
by Karen & Smiley 15 Sep '17

15 Sep '17

I have posted pictures on the Photo Site in the event the attached photo does not come through. I can say these guys know how to make a cover, I had to make a template and they did the rest. LOVE it and I think now that the heavy lifiting is done you can get my identical cover without doing a template of your own. M15 year 2002 # 616 Another Wrinkle Karen & Smiley Magoo252(a)comcast.net <mailto:Magoo252@comcast.net>

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Varnishing set up for rudder
by Jon Barber 14 Sep '17

14 Sep '17

Just wanted to send this photo of my set up for varnishing my rudder. After pricing a unifoil rudder I decided to clean up the original mahogany stock rudder. Will plug screw holes top and bottom later. This allows the piece to rotate so you can reach both sides without touching anything. Happy Sailing!

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Keep on a beach?
by Bruce Wulkan 12 Sep '17

12 Sep '17

Hello, I'm brand new to this forum, I really admire Montgomerys, and I'm wondering if an M15 could be kept on a beach that dries completely at low tide? Our waterfront home on Puget Sound has a great place to dock a boat, but only one that can sit on its hull when the tide goes out, which is twice daily? It's a very calm, protected inlet with no wave action. Would an M15 work in such a place? Thanks for your replies! Bruce W Sent from my iPhone

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A first....
by Jazzy 08 Sep '17

08 Sep '17

The Admiral smiled on day two of our little overnight. She actually had fun I think... https://www.dropbox.com/s/gmicl9dc3mekyxq/20170828_143255.jpg?dl=0 Jazzy

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Re: M_Boats: replacement mast for M-17 post
by brad kurlancheek 05 Sep '17

05 Sep '17

well at least be a good fellow and tell us how it happened!

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