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November 16, 2010Simple Essentials for the Cruiser's Tool KitAt the very least, every boat should carry a good set of wrenches and drivers that let you attend to the basics. "Hands-On Sailor" from our November 2010 issue
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September 28, 2010Treat Your Friend on the Bow RightYour anchor rode needs a fair lead and your windlass needs correct installation and wiring for them to work properly and efficiently. "Hands-On" Sailor from our August 2010 issue
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August 17, 2010Beware of the OdorProper connections and quality hoses prevent the sanitation system from taking over your boat. "Hands-On Sailor" from our July 2010 issueRelated tags: Maintenance | Maintenance
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July 15, 2010Enough Juice for the JobBefore you add batteries to your house bank, make sure you have the recharge capacity that they'll require. "Hands-On Sailor" from our June 2010 issueRelated tags: Maintenance | Maintenance
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June 2, 2010Read Those Smoke SignalsThe color of your diesel engine's exhaust will tell you volumes about what's taking place inside the motor. "Hands-On Sailor" for our May 2010 issueRelated tags: Maintenance | Maintenance
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May 4, 2010Rig CheckWhen it comes to spars and rigging, an ounce of prevention is much cheaper than a pound of cure. "Hands-On Sailor" from our April 2010 issue
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April 13, 2010A Lazy Man's Guide to a Clean BoatWhen the inevitable haulout occurs, an array of cleansing products awaits the skipper. "Hands-On Sailor" from our April 2010 issueRelated tags: Maintenance | Maintenance
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March 30, 2010Clean Before You InstallWax and oil can prevent bedding compounds from effectively keeping water where it belongs. "Hands-On Sailor" for our March 2010 issue
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January 20, 2010Check the Cutless Bearing on the HardWhen is the ideal time to tackle this job? Before the boat gets launched in the spring. "Hands-On" Sailor from our January 2010 issue
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September 16, 2009Put Your Motor to WorkIdling and slow speeds increase the wear and tear on your diesel engine, so don't be afraid to run it hard. "Hands-On Sailor" from our September 2009 issueRelated tags: Maintenance | Maintenance
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