[C38] anderson winch

alden642 at comcast.net alden642 at comcast.net
Mon Apr 13 20:42:00 EDT 2015


I have all andersons on my 38 (11 total) the biggest you need is a 42 for any position on the boat. If you want to come and see just give me a call and come to Portland  for a demo. 
Alden Andre 
503-929-8814 
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   1. Re: Introduction and new winch choice. (SkipMeisch) 


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Date: Mon, 23 Mar 2015 15:46:46 -0700 
From: "SkipMeisch" <skip at skipmeisch.com> 
To: "'Catalina 38 Listserve'" <listserve at catalina38.org> 
Subject: Re: [C38] Introduction and new winch choice. 
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I?m sorry for flooding the list with my introduction (5 times does seem excessive). It seemed to take quite a while to get through. As I stated, I am currently boat less and saving boat bucks while in retirement. I plan to have enough to buy my next boat in two years. And the C-38 has always interested me since I first went aboard one at the Catalina dealer in Tacoma, WA around 2004 I think. At that time I was delivering a used C-34 from there to Everett, WA for the new owner. I live in Eastern Washington State but will keep my next boat in Poulsbo, WA in Liberty Bay on Puget Sound. 
  
Anyway, I just bought a new Andersen 52ST compact power winch for my next boat. I couldn?t resist the low price ($3900) Defender had on this one and it was one of the items I planned to add to my next boat. I?m hoping to mount it to the cabin top and use it primarily as a halyard winch with the ability to lead any other lines to it if needed. I might eventually add more electric winches as money becomes available after I get my next boat. So, my question to the group? Does putting this winch on the cabin top make sense? 
  
Skip Meisch 
  
  
From: Listserve [mailto:listserve-bounces at catalina38.org] On Behalf Of SkipMeisch 
Sent: Monday, March 09, 2015 5:57 PM 
To: 'Catalina 38 Listserve' 
Subject: [C38] Introduction 
  
Hello all, 
  
I just joined your email list. I do not currently own a boat. I sold my Catalina 27 in November 2014 so that I could better save money to buy a larger and roomier boat for cruising and possibly living aboard. My goal is to buy a boat in March of 2017. I should have enough saved up then to pay cash and have some left over for a few upgrades. I hope to keep my next boat at the Port Of Poulsbo marina in Poulsbo WA. I have been looking primarily for boats around 36-38 feet LOA and I?ve always liked the S&S Catalina 38 and would love to own one. I don?t plan to start looking seriously at boats until September of 2016. But I am trying to gather as much info as I can get as to what issues to look out for when inspecting potential boats. I plan to have a general survey done on a potential candidate. Then, if that survey doesn?t show any deal-stoppers, I?ll have a diesel survey, a rigging survey, and an electrical systems survey. 
I have been a sailor in Puget Sound area since 1998 when I bought a 1976 Catalina 22. I sold that in 2011 and bought a nice 1971 Catalina 27. I?ve done many upgrades to both boats and have helped others upgrade their boats. Last summer I spent 3 months aboard cruising British Columbia waters and the San Juans. I found the space in the C27 to be too cramped although I really enjoyed the boat. I?m a retired machinist and have become a part time rigger and boat mechanic to help supplement my past-time of sailing. 
  
Skip Meisch 
Rigging & Boat Maintenance 
(360) 969-2726 
skip at skipmeisch.com 
s/v Slow Flight ? (the search for my next boat begins 09-2016) 
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