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Topic: Storage |
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dt |
Posted: 28-Oct-07 16:46 |
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Does anybody know if it's OK to store a Buzz vertically on its side over the winter? |
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joshpreater |
Posted: 28-Oct-07 18:51 |
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Not when you are supposed to be sailing it
Josh Preater Buzz 585 |
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Pete Lindley |
Posted: 29-Oct-07 13:59 |
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Correct answer Josh - well said!
Pete |
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dt |
Posted: 29-Oct-07 18:51 |
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Any sensible answers for somebody with a broken finger at the moment |
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Lloyd Walker |
Posted: 29-Oct-07 19:06 |
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have you tried a splint? |
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Pete Lindley |
Posted: 29-Oct-07 19:10 |
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pack it ice - help reduce any swelling |
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joshpreater |
Posted: 29-Oct-07 20:30 |
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Try my dads method, you don't need a arm (or a leg for that matter)
Josh Preater |
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Nik Hoddie 682 |
Posted: 29-Oct-07 21:10 |
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Make a cup of tea and wait for finger to get better |
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dt |
Posted: 29-Oct-07 21:45 |
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Luckily for you it's my middle finger that's broken! |
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joshpreater |
Posted: 29-Oct-07 23:06 |
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Any story as to how you break your middle finger?
Josh Preater |
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Stu B |
Posted: 30-Oct-07 00:20 |
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Very suttle Dave!! I like that answer!!
But otherwise all the other replies had a good point . . .
To answer your question though, i dont know of anyone who has stored their boat in that way. I assume you mean on either the port or starboard side? I think any way should be ok if completely drained of water first. Assuming indoors leaving the bouyancy hatch out so that air can circulate will also help.
Hope the finger gets better soon . . .
Stuart and Zoe. Buzz 763 |
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dt |
Posted: 30-Oct-07 12:41 |
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Thanks Stu for the adult answer.
As for the finger. It was a sailing injury.
I'd like to be able to say that I fell off the boat whilst hitting 20 knots at the downwind mark in a force 6. Unfortunately I actually fell off the jetty into a stationary boat before the race had even started.
Should be fixed by March/April. |
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Pete Lindley |
Posted: 30-Oct-07 14:56 |
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Now that's funny Dave!
Nearly as ridiculous as me falling one foot off of an indoor rowing maching and breaking my arm!
[Edited by Pete Lindley on 30-Oct-07 14:57] |
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