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| Trailer Reconstruction |
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2/21/03 |
| bought parts for the trailer |
| Trailer Reconstruction |
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2/22/03 to 2/23/03 |
| sand blasting, cut up trailer |
| Sanding |
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2/28/03 |
| sanding centerboard cap |
| Sanding |
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3/1/03 |
| sanding centerboard cap, one side boom) |
| Move Into Dry Dock |
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1/26/03 |
| (Tarp+ cleaning supplies, simple green) |
| Damage Assessment II |
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1/20/03 |
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| Initial Cleaning |
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1/3/03 |
| (Tarp+ cleaning supplies, simple green) |
| The Lot |
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1/1/03 |
| Storage ($45 a month) |
?? bought boat parts, life vest ?? ?? fixed the hitch ??
| New Wheels |
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12/31/02 |
| Les Schwab -= new wheels, tires, bearings 236.96 Burnt out the hitch |
| Hitch Installation |
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12/18/02 |
| UHaul |
| Second Inspection |
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12/14/02 |
| with Bud Searle |
| First Inspection |
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11/25/02 |
| Center for Wooden Boats |
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11/24/02 |
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After realizing that the YFlyer wouldn't fit in the garage suspended from the ceiling I decided to consider a larger
boat. If I was going to have to store the boat I might as well get a larger boat that would be capable of sailing in
the sound. I went to the Center for Wooden Boats on lake Union to see the boats (a
Blanchard Jr and a Blanchard Sr) that were listed on their website. Unfortunately none of the boats were still
available. The front desk pointed me to a book of boats for sale and I started flipping through the >25' section. I
didn't see anything that looked appealing and as discouragement set in I flipped to the <25' section. To my surprise
there was a YFlyer listed on a little scrap of paper. Boat + Trailer + 2 Sets of Sails + spinnaker for $600.
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