[C38] Listserve Digest, Vol 6, Issue 295(engine electrical fuel pump) Alden Andre
Craig Steinkraus
Navion at Charter.net
Fri Aug 13 05:59:41 EDT 2010
I don't have a part number, but I replaced mine about 5 years ago with an
off the shelf pump I bought from NAPA. The pump that was in the boat was the
same pump I have in my airplane, so I can't say it's a better pump, but
certainly more expensive! The NAPA pump was only about $25.00 if memory
serves.
Craig Steinkraus
"Wings" C-38 # 280
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From: "alden Andre" <alden at clifforddevelopmentgroup.com>
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Subject: Re: [C38] Listserve Digest, Vol 6,Issue 295(engine electrical fuel
pump) Alden Andre
> So we went out racing tonight and my engine died. No problem we raced
> and won and sailed back into the slip. Thought it was a clogged filter
> but the electric pump is dead. I thought I read in one of the listserve
> topics about a cheaper pump to buy. Does anyone have any ideas?? How
> about a part number?I need to fix Friday due to some races Friday night
> and Saturday.
>
> Alden Andre
> S/V FLYBYE
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> 1. Re: Listserve Digest( auto prop or max Prop that is
> thequestion) Alden Andre (Robert Miller)
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> From: "Robert Miller" <chapuys at aol.com>
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> Subject: Re: [C38] Listserve Digest( auto prop or max Prop that is
> thequestion) Alden Andre
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> I have a 15" Autoprop. Still walks to port in reverse when it is
> initially
> engaged but after that it goes straight.
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> Bob Miller
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> "Bolero" #113 in San Diego
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> [mailto:listserve-bounces at catalina38.org] On Behalf Of Steve Smolinske
> Sent: Tuesday, August 10, 2010 7:50 PM
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> Subject: Re: [C38] Listserve Digest( auto prop or max Prop that is
> thequestion) Alden Andre
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> Alden
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> I went with the three blade max prop as well and am happy with it, Its
> nice
> going straight in reverse although it does take a few seconds for it
> start
> working in reverse, At the beginning I do notice a little prop walk but
> once
> it kicks in its fine. Three blade is nice for the extra power going
> through wind, waves and current. PYI is a great company to work with
> fantastic customer service.
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>
>
> Steve
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> #312 Peregrine
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> Seattle
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> Subject: Re: [C38] Listserve Digest( auto prop or max Prop that is
> thequestion) Alden Andre
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> So it is time for me to get rid of my two bladed fixed prop. Does any
> one out In Catalina 38 land have any comments on a auto prop or max
> prop? Which one is better or are they about the same in performance? I
> have a friend that has a auto prop for sale does any one know the part
> number on the one that goes on our boat? Also what is the pros and cons
> to both?
>
> Alden Andre
> S/V FLYBYE
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> Thank you for your understanding. It won't happen again...............
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> Bill
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> Oooops, sorry for this post. It was meant for one of my retired AF
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> Bill
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> Paul, Thom has stated the plight of the middleclass in this country
> so much better than I could. Sure, you know some middleclass folks who
> are doing pretty well. I do also. However, taken as a whole, the
> middleclass is not doing so well. Read this and then let me know what
> you would do about it.
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> Bill
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> Thom's blog
> Who Does our Economy Serve?
> Ed Luce with The Financial Times' has documented the "crisis of
> middle-class America." He notes the "median wage stagnation" that has
> hit most American families, and writes, "the annual incomes of the
> bottom 90 per cent of US families have been essentially flat since
> 1973....That means most Americans have been treading water for more than
> a generation." At the same time, the Financial Times notes, America's
> CEOs have seen their compensation go up over a hundredfold. The result
> is a level of inequality not seen in this country since 1929, and the
> conversion of the middle class of 1940 to 1980, into the terrified
> working poor of the post Reaganomics era, the vast majority of whom live
> paycheck to paycheck, with no significant savings, and only a job loss
> and a few weeks from being homeless and on the streets.
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> The new GDP report shows our economic growth slowed to a 2.4 percent
> rate in the second quarter, too slow to put Americans back to work. Much
> more worrisome are details in this report pointing to a continued
> slowdown this year. According to a recent survey by the Employee Benefit
> Research Institute, workers are cashing in their retirement plans just
> to stay afloat. Their grim statistics show the percentage of American
> workers who have less than $10,000 in savings grew to 43 percent in
> 2010. Almost 25% of all workers have postponed their planned retirement
> in the past year. A CareerBuilder.com survey reports that 61 percent of
> workers are now living paycheck to paycheck, as compared to 43 percent
> in 2007. Meanwhile, Bankers at the big Wall Street banks wrapped up
> their best month in a year. This begs a question. Economic activity
> happens in America because government authorizes corporations and gives
> substantial benefits and limitations of liability to those few
> individual
> s who own most of corporate America. Thus the question: Is this economy
> our Government has created here to serve the wealthy people who own it,
> or did we bring it into being and do we support and maintain it so it
> can benefit average working people, and thus Democracy?
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