[Rhodes22-list] paperwork issues? You have got to be kidding.

[Mike Cheung]

Actually it's not any "environmental nuts" that are causing us heartburn, at
least not yet, just good, old fashioned bureaucrats.

MC


Tootle wrote:
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> Mike said, "paperwork issues prior to being able to launch in Ohio".  You
> have got to be kidding.  Did you say that environmental nuts have taken
> control of Ohio?
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> How long to rig and unrig?  It all depends on how often you do it and
> quality of help if any.  I would budget two hours both ways until you
> prove you can do it quicker.  Yes there are shortcuts, and tricks, but
> those posts may be so old that they are not on the current server.  
> 
> Try looking for bungee cords, that was trick used by the guy who claimed
> it took less than 30 minutes.
> 
> Ed K
> Greenville, SC, USA
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> Mike Cheung wrote:
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>> We just took delivery of our 1993 Rhodes - recycled in 2004 and recycled
>> again in 2008 - from Stan 7/19.  We're working through some paperwork
>> issues prior to being able to launch in Ohio waters; a long, sad story of
>> bureaucratic torture - I may tell it when the pain is not so fresh and
>> it's actually over.  Anyway, since I can't legally splash the boat, I
>> practiced rigging for sail and unrigging for trailering a few times.  It
>> pretty much takes me an hour single handed doing a trailer rig similar to
>> the one the GB crew did to get us ready to tow the boat home.  So, my
>> question is, should I budget an hour rigging time at each end of a day of
>> trailer sailing?  Or, are there tricks, toys, tips, experience, that will
>> reduce this?  
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>> Mike Cheung s/v Muireann 1993 Rhodes 22 Recycled 2004 Rerecycled 2008
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