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Recent Blog PostsI got another coat on the starboard teak shelf - behind settee top - yesterday. Main bulkhead needs another day to harden enough to effectively sand. Looking a lot better after the third coat, tho. ...
Loren Beach 05-09-2012This year again, the repacker is not selling me a new raft! Mark just called and said ours is ready for pickup. http://www.pacificmarinedist.com/home.php Our old classic Avon passed an "over...
Loren Beach 05-02-2012
Hi all, I spoke to Sean Engle last week and he suggested I post a proper introduction. So I figureded i would introduce myself and give some backround history on the boat. My name is Barry and...
Barr88 04-30-2012
Work is getting backed up on the boat again. I spent a lot of time on it this weekend, but it turns out that in order to start cleaning up the 12V systems, I have to install the new electrical...
toddster 04-29-2012Friday and Saturday saw two initial (thinned) coats of varnish on the main-cabin side of the foreward bulkhead. Finally the true "finished" color of the wood is showing. We like it! :) The teak...
Loren Beach 04-29-2012
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Recent Forum PostsWhat a great sponsor! I wanna crew for you!
What a great destination Rapa Nui would be! Heckuva slog to get there, though.
If they really are digging up those moai, what will they
>The logo is going to be for a local brewery : )
Nice...
What was the repair that the yard made?????? Share the knowledge.
You need to start over, especially loosening the intermediates. As was mentioned, be sure and check the shrouds are properly seated in the T-ball fittings.
Both are nice boats, but if performance is a consideration the 30+ is a much better boat. The 28's mold was basically a cut-off 30+, so the transom/stern
Thanks Mark, I'll shoot him an email.
The logo is going to be for a local brewery : )
There was a nice review of the E32-3 in the June issue of Cruising World: "Ericson's Lofty Left Coast Lineage"

How much "Gloss" (?)
I had a look at the interior varnish on a refinished E-32-3 today. The particular type of varnish is called a Rubbed Effect. It was a rich appearance, but I believe that I want a bit more gleam or...
Loren Beach 05-11-2012