More Weather Resistant than the original Plywood
Provides for (some) privacy, yet a view of the world
Frees up the original hatch for use as an interior table, usefull for
when it rains (and allows indoor/outdoor seating options for 4 diners.
-----Original Message-----
From: David A. Beisel <dbeisel@ibm.net>
To: JBlumhorst@aol.com <JBlumhorst@aol.com>; freelanc@execpc.com
<freelanc@execpc.com>
Cc: wwpotter@tscnet.com <wwpotter@tscnet.com>
Date: Thursday, April 08, 1999 10:19 PM
Subject: Can't find the formal dining room in my Potter.
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>Two weeks ago here at Franktown (near Denver), CO. I got my Potter 19 out
of
>the garage. Naturally, after an extremely warm, dry spring, it immediately
>snowed 9 inches. April 17, though, we are hopefully going sailing on
>Chatfield reservoir. Subsequent plans are Lake Powell, Granby and Navajo.
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>Anyway, (what a dreamer) I have a few questions I have been wondering
about.
>Should I trailer the boat with the centerboard resting on the trailer?
>There is a roller directly under it. So far, I have let it rest on the
>bolts on the centerboard trunk with a little tension on the winch to spread
>the weight.
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>Also, what does everyone do about a table? I think a fold out leg on the
>cabin hatch door would turn it into a nice table in the cockpit but mine
>doesn't have one. Do Potters come from the factory with any kind of table
>at all (in the cabin or cockpit)? I mean, what are we expected to do? Sit
>whopperjawed next to the little stove, heat up the Dinty Moore and just eat
>in our laps? I need somewhere to set up a dining arrangement with crystal
>wine glasses, silverware and Royal Dalton china (Hey, we do what we have to
>to get the wife on board) , but for some reason I can't find the formal
>dining room in my cabin. Help!
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