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The Alberg 30 Project. The (slow) Restoration of a 1964 Alberg 30, hull #48. Tuesday, August 18, 2015. I had a couple unexpected hours to myself this afternoon, so I worked on installing the settee backs. As it turned out, the remnants of 1/2" ply from the settee tops were just enough material to construct the settee backs. First, however, I had to define the location of the backs - including distance off the centerline and the angle of the seat back. With all of these pieces coming together, it will soo...

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The Alberg 30 Project. The (slow) Restoration of a 1964 Alberg 30, hull #48. Tuesday, August 18, 2015. I had a couple unexpected hours to myself this afternoon, so I worked on installing the settee backs. As it turned out, the remnants of 1/2" ply from the settee tops were just enough material to construct the settee backs. First, however, I had to define the location of the backs - including distance off the centerline and the angle of the seat back. With all of these pieces coming together, it will soo...

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The Alberg 30 Project: April 2015

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The Alberg 30 Project. The (slow) Restoration of a 1964 Alberg 30, hull #48. Tuesday, April 07, 2015. James Baldwin recently posted some great videos highlighting his handiwork aboard an Alberg 30. I like his simple and effective approach to modifications and installations. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). View my complete profile. Slainte - A30 Project. Salacia - Alberg 30. Lackey Sailing - Professional Restorations. SV Cookie - Alberg 30 Restoration. Magic, Alberg 35.

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The Alberg 30 Project: July 2012

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The Alberg 30 Project. The (slow) Restoration of a 1964 Alberg 30, hull #48. Wednesday, July 18, 2012. Alternate Part Numbers and Sources. Prepping the Westerbeke for startup involved raiding the spares kit to replace some parts. I ordered two replacement oil filters and a fuel filter element from Torresen Marine here in Michigan for nearly $50.00, but I held off buying a replacement impeller because I thought I could find one for less than $40 for the original Westerbeke part. I saw 40 psi at startup, a...

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The Alberg 30 Project: More bulkhead tabbing

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The Alberg 30 Project. The (slow) Restoration of a 1964 Alberg 30, hull #48. Sunday, August 02, 2015. I fired up the Westerbeke the other week just to ensure that it still runs. I keep fearing that I'll go to all the trouble to get the boat back together only to discover that I don't have a functioning diesel engine! That would be terrible. The diesel is sounding good and runs well. I'm looking forward to the day when it's sitting on a new engine bed and pushing Tradewinds through the water.

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The Alberg 30 Project: Cleats and settee tops

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The Alberg 30 Project. The (slow) Restoration of a 1964 Alberg 30, hull #48. Sunday, August 16, 2015. Cleats and settee tops. I wandered back aboard the Alberg today and decided to install the cleats for the port and starboard settees on the bulkheads at either end of the berths. I used some 2.5" pine and SS screws. Once the cleats were in place, I had to trim the settee tops slightly to fit within the space due to the addition of the fiberglass tabbing. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).

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The Alberg 30 Project: Settee Backs

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The Alberg 30 Project. The (slow) Restoration of a 1964 Alberg 30, hull #48. Tuesday, August 18, 2015. I had a couple unexpected hours to myself this afternoon, so I worked on installing the settee backs. As it turned out, the remnants of 1/2" ply from the settee tops were just enough material to construct the settee backs. First, however, I had to define the location of the backs - including distance off the centerline and the angle of the seat back. With all of these pieces coming together, it will soo...

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s/v Natalie B: March 2015

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Sunday, March 22, 2015. Refit considerations and priorities. Last night we did a little informal research (Youtube videos) into composting toilets which got me thinking about what our priorities will/should be when we start the refit of s/v Natalie B. The admiral is very particular about certain comforts so there are a few things not commonly found on an Alberg 30 that I need to consider. In no particular order). Shower with hot water. Storage for blankets/cozy clothing. Dodger and Bimini - our boat incl...

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s/v Natalie B: 40 hour dash

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Monday, January 19, 2015. I spent most of Saturday and all of Sunday driving to Tehachapi, CA and back to get a trailer for Natalie B. The trailer will need a little work before it is ready to carry the 9000 lb Alberg 30 2500 miles, but we are now one step closer to bringing her home. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile. In January we paid a deposit on a 1971 Alberg 30 sailboat, designed by Carl Alberg, built by Whitby Boat Works in Ontario. S. The Trailer for Natalie B. Anyone u...

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s/v Natalie B: Refit considerations & priorities

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Sunday, March 22, 2015. Refit considerations and priorities. Last night we did a little informal research (Youtube videos) into composting toilets which got me thinking about what our priorities will/should be when we start the refit of s/v Natalie B. The admiral is very particular about certain comforts so there are a few things not commonly found on an Alberg 30 that I need to consider. In no particular order). Shower with hot water. Storage for blankets/cozy clothing. Dodger and Bimini - our boat incl...

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s/v Natalie B: The Trailer for Natalie B

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Thursday, August 20, 2015. The Trailer for Natalie B. So I had the axles replaced, I added fenders and I reinforced an area between the axles and the receiver where there was a butt joint weld in the 5" C channel frame. I replaced the tires, added two spares, replaced the 2x12 that the keel rests on and gave it a paint job. I was happy with the results. The final addition was a weight distribution system with dual cam sway bar control. Apparently, the thing to do, is self medicate and go bowling. As you ...

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s/v Natalie B: Introduction

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Sunday, January 11, 2015. Introducing "The Adventures of Natalie B, from Purchase to Paradise". A blog about our adventures finding, retrieving, restoring, launching and eventually cruising a 1971 Carl Alberg designed, Whitby Boat Works built, Alberg 30, Hull #456. Location: Salt Lake City, UT, USA. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile. In January we paid a deposit on a 1971 Alberg 30 sailboat, designed by Carl Alberg, built by Whitby Boat Works in Ontario. S. It landed in my ear!

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s/v Natalie B: January 2015

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Saturday, January 24, 2015. How far can curiosity take you? Today I was listening to an old podcast of the TED Radio Hour from September 2014, titled James Cameron: How Far Can Curiosity Take You? Much of what James Cameron had to say reflects my drive to explore places I've never been, especially places only (or most easily) accessible by water. Which is what has inspired me to restore and dream of eventually cruising our own sailboat. Monday, January 19, 2015. Sunday, January 11, 2015. Refit considerat...

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s/v Natalie B: Natalie B National (road) Tour

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Wednesday, May 27, 2015. Natalie B National (road) Tour. We traveled through 21 states, 17 of which I had never visited before. We dodged tornadoes and flooding in Texas. We got to spend a little time relaxing in Destin FL where we attended the wedding of a close family friend on the beach. We surely overstayed our welcome in Oxford PA trying to get the boat on the trailer (thanks Howard and Ann and Bob's Crane Company). A video is forthcoming. Finally arriving home, four days late, but safe and sound.

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s/v Natalie B: Natalie B Purchase & crane to trailer

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Sunday, June 7, 2015. Natalie B Purchase and crane to trailer. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile. In January we paid a deposit on a 1971 Alberg 30 sailboat, designed by Carl Alberg, built by Whitby Boat Works in Ontario. S. The Trailer for Natalie B. So I needed a highway legal trailer to accommodate a 303 long, 8-9 wide sailboat weighing 9000 lbs. with a 43&quo. Refit considerations and priorities. Intro video for s/v Natalie B YouTube channel. Natalie B National (road) Tour.

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