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I am simply amazed at some replies ...... how such summation can be made and then proposed solution. Personally ? Get the sail to a...

It’s not an expensive repair ,but to do it properly I would remove the webbing and Replace a short section of tape with a diagonal join...

If you find decent local repairer should be under £250 to repair but my local chap (semiretired like me) charged about £100 Trouble is...

The top of my new furling genoa was damaged in a similar way. It was caused by me leaving the spinnaker halyard on the pull pit when...

If not mistaken .. damage is on the luff where it slides in the furler .... I would be looking at the furler as well .. see if any rough...

Seems to me it is UV damage. Of course it can be repaired. Whether you can do it depends on your skills. You are going to have to buy...

Hi, after some advice again please. I have some damage to my headsail as you can see in the photos. The sail material feels quite...

It seems potentially reasonable to change the oil (since the additives are said to have a time-limited life as well as a usage-limited...

Just sell the boat if you're not using it.

I was asking if I should change my oil and filter as normal at the end of this season (now) or just skip it entirely due to very little...

Thanks all for the responses My motoring is generally for longer periods rather than short runs. I'll just change the oil, maybe...

I’d maybe change the oil and leave the filter. I confess that my genny, with only 90mins use this past summer, I’ve skipped on the oil...

These guys say yes because of contamination from fuel and condensation, even at low hours. Similar question from 2011. Why won't oil...

Don’t know, so not voted. There was a time when I would have said no, but others say that oil used in low stressed, cool running...

Yes. Definitely. 100% yes. But can I please have your old oil and filter? Also, did you know diesel turns to horrible acid if left over...