RE: [bolger] june bug troolley, nymph rig
Paul
I cannot locate drawings of your june bug trolley in the june bug section.
Perhaps I am an airhead. Would you check to see if you can find them there?
Would it be asking too much for you to email the drawings to me as a JPEG
attachement? (Email tomichaelgalvin@...) Alternately, perhaps you
could post them to the bolger2 group, where there is still space for more
files.
Michael Galvin
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Sent: Thursday, July 05, 2001 8:08 AM
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Subject: [bolger] june bug troolley, nymph rig
drawings of june bug trolley are in the files in the june bug
section. might not last long due to lack of space. a suggestion for a
nymph rig , why not a gunter, which is like a 2 piece mast really.
or If you need telescoping aluminium you might try a extendable
swimming pool scoop. "borrow "one from a good friend to try it first.
Maybe David Ryan has left one on the beach.
Personally I'd do something in wood as it is a fine acompanyment to a
boat you've built yourself , even making sails has it joys!
David , Ilost my car like that once. I Rode my pushie around for two
days before I found it. Apparently I'd left it at a party, Must have
been a good one as I didnt even remember the lovely lasses Whos
driveway I blocked all weekend , And they didnt seem to annoyed at
me turning up so late to retrieve it........
Cheers all Paul... in chilly kalgoorlie where it plummeted to -1 c
last night, bit of a change from 47 c a few months ago.
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I cannot locate drawings of your june bug trolley in the june bug section.
Perhaps I am an airhead. Would you check to see if you can find them there?
Would it be asking too much for you to email the drawings to me as a JPEG
attachement? (Email tomichaelgalvin@...) Alternately, perhaps you
could post them to the bolger2 group, where there is still space for more
files.
Michael Galvin
-----Original Message-----
From:wattleweedooseeds@...
[mailto:wattleweedooseeds@...]
Sent: Thursday, July 05, 2001 8:08 AM
To:bolger@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [bolger] june bug troolley, nymph rig
drawings of june bug trolley are in the files in the june bug
section. might not last long due to lack of space. a suggestion for a
nymph rig , why not a gunter, which is like a 2 piece mast really.
or If you need telescoping aluminium you might try a extendable
swimming pool scoop. "borrow "one from a good friend to try it first.
Maybe David Ryan has left one on the beach.
Personally I'd do something in wood as it is a fine acompanyment to a
boat you've built yourself , even making sails has it joys!
David , Ilost my car like that once. I Rode my pushie around for two
days before I found it. Apparently I'd left it at a party, Must have
been a good one as I didnt even remember the lovely lasses Whos
driveway I blocked all weekend , And they didnt seem to annoyed at
me turning up so late to retrieve it........
Cheers all Paul... in chilly kalgoorlie where it plummeted to -1 c
last night, bit of a change from 47 c a few months ago.
Bolger rules!!!
- no cursing, flaming, trolling, or spamming
- no flogging dead horses
- add something: take "thanks!" and "ditto!" posts off-list.
- stay on topic and punctuate
- add your comments at the TOP and SIGN your posts
- To order plans: Mr. Philip C. Bolger, P.O. Box 1209, Gloucester, MA,
01930, Fax: (978) 282-1349
Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject tohttp://docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/
The catalog for Layline, Inc. has a section on gear for the Optimist
pram. It shows the boomed sprit rig in detail. ($200 for spars only)
Also a trolley ($225). So you can see that whittling away in your
basement can save a lot of money.
This catalog drives me completely crazy. These guys (Laylines and
their customers) love to complicate their boats. The racing Sunfish
rig has an adjustable outhaul and a Cunningham. How the class fathers
came to allow that must be a sad story.
Peter
pram. It shows the boomed sprit rig in detail. ($200 for spars only)
Also a trolley ($225). So you can see that whittling away in your
basement can save a lot of money.
This catalog drives me completely crazy. These guys (Laylines and
their customers) love to complicate their boats. The racing Sunfish
rig has an adjustable outhaul and a Cunningham. How the class fathers
came to allow that must be a sad story.
Peter
drawings of june bug trolley are in the files in the june bug
section. might not last long due to lack of space. a suggestion for a
nymph rig , why not a gunter, which is like a 2 piece mast really.
or If you need telescoping aluminium you might try a extendable
swimming pool scoop. "borrow "one from a good friend to try it first.
Maybe David Ryan has left one on the beach.
Personally I'd do something in wood as it is a fine acompanyment to a
boat you've built yourself , even making sails has it joys!
David , Ilost my car like that once. I Rode my pushie around for two
days before I found it. Apparently I'd left it at a party, Must have
been a good one as I didnt even remember the lovely lasses Whos
driveway I blocked all weekend , And they didnt seem to annoyed at
me turning up so late to retrieve it........
Cheers all Paul... in chilly kalgoorlie where it plummeted to -1 c
last night, bit of a change from 47 c a few months ago.
section. might not last long due to lack of space. a suggestion for a
nymph rig , why not a gunter, which is like a 2 piece mast really.
or If you need telescoping aluminium you might try a extendable
swimming pool scoop. "borrow "one from a good friend to try it first.
Maybe David Ryan has left one on the beach.
Personally I'd do something in wood as it is a fine acompanyment to a
boat you've built yourself , even making sails has it joys!
David , Ilost my car like that once. I Rode my pushie around for two
days before I found it. Apparently I'd left it at a party, Must have
been a good one as I didnt even remember the lovely lasses Whos
driveway I blocked all weekend , And they didnt seem to annoyed at
me turning up so late to retrieve it........
Cheers all Paul... in chilly kalgoorlie where it plummeted to -1 c
last night, bit of a change from 47 c a few months ago.