Hi, My marina neighbor uses a portable home type dehumidifier on his sailboat when he leaves it for 8 months a year (goes home to Hawaii). We are in Everett Wa, where things rarely dry out in the

Thanks for the input. The boat is in the water in Newport Oregon. -- David P. Koester 541-914-1555 https://share.delorme.com/DavidKoester

You can only "dry" the boat out to equal the normal air humidity of your location. Constant air exchange is your best bet to get to that equilibrium. IMHO Dan

Where you at and what's the humidity a -- W30 8 ton Cutter, “SeaVocean”

Hello Willard friends, I am in winter # one with the Willard 30 Horizon and I am trying to dry her out on the inside. On my other boats I have used lots of air movement (fans) and some heat. I am

Submitted on Tuesday, November 9, 2021 - 06:08 Submitted by user: Guest Submitted values are: Name: Doug Ames Location: Lake Havasu City, AZ Own a Boat: Yes Boat Name: Shadowfax Boat Model: Hake

Sean, sorry to hear you're selling Moonlight but happy for your new adventure in Ireland, exciting! A new owner will be getting great boat in Moonlight, you've done a lot of remarkable work on her.

The following photos have been uploaded to the Spartan V- 1963 36' Motorsailer Hull 23 album of the main@WillardBoatOwners.groups.io

The following photos have been uploaded to the Spartan V- 1963 36' Motorsailer Hull 23 album of the main@WillardBoatOwners.groups.io

Thanks! Ground plane it is. -- Bruce and Trish M/S Spartan V 1963 Willard 36 Motor Sailer Hull #23 Seattle, WA

The following photos have been uploaded to the Spartan V- 1963 36' Motorsailer Hull 23 album of the main@WillardBoatOwners.groups.io

The following photos have been uploaded to the Spartan V- 1963 36' Motorsailer Hull 23 album of the main@WillardBoatOwners.groups.io

Sean - looks like a nice example. You may also consider posting on TrawerForum classifieds. Best success on finding her next caretaker. Transition to Ireland sounds exciting. Peter -- M/V

The following photos have been uploaded to the Spartan V- 1963 36' Motorsailer Hull 23 album of the main@WillardBoatOwners.groups.io

The following photos have been uploaded to the Spartan V- 1963 36' Motorsailer Hull 23 album of the main@WillardBoatOwners.groups.io

I’ve always thought the saddest boat adverts are the ones that begin “a change of life plans force us to sell our beloved boat”. It always makes me think some tragedy has struck the unlucky

That looks like the ground plane for a SSB radio. -- Richard P Willard 40 -Lilliana-Sea of Cortez, Mexico Willard 30- Puffin- SE Alaska Tiffany Jayne 34-sailboat- Dancer- SF Bay

Probably part of the ground plane for a high frequency AM radio. When these boats were built VHF FM was in its infancy. I know in the mid ‘70’s I still had a Daniels HF AM radiophone (2182 kilo

Looks like part of an old ground plane. Most old boats have had several owners and each has had their own idea of what the boat and they needed. -- Capt Bob on “Patience”, a 30-foot Fales.

I was doing some excavation in my engine room, removing the last portside double layer of celotex ceiling tiles on the forward bulkhead when I found this copper ribbon. About 1" x.032, neatly folded