[Rhodes22-list] Mooring or slip info

[Stephen Staum]

Thanks Ben.  SS

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From: BenCittadino
Sent: Monday, August 08, 2011 9:08 PM
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Subject: Re: [Rhodes22-list] Mooring or slip info


Stephen;

I keep my Rhodes 22 at the Sandy Hook Bay Marina in Highlands, NJ. It is
just below the Twin Lights lighthouse museum, along the northern Monmouth
County shoreline.  It's just about in the crook of the arm of Sandy Hook
National Seashore. The day sailing is very pleasant in the protected bay
with the Verranzano Narrows Bridge visible due north. The docks are
"floating" (a big plus) and the population is made up of mostly down to
earth fishermen with power boats, who are very friendly (by NJ standards)
and not at all stuffy like so many "yacht club" types (see Keyport Yacht
Club) about 5 miles west of my marina. There is also a great municipal
marina in Atlantic Highlands (about 1 mile west) but there is a waiting list
there. SHBM is not expensive and the machine shop is expert and keeps my 9.9
Yamaha in great shape.

By the way, I always keep the motor up while in the slip. In the salt water
it would get really "groedy" if left in the water.

Don't hesitate to call or email if you need more information. My office # is
609.896.2222.

Stephen Staum-2 wrote:
>
> Can any Rhodies in NY metro or NJ advise on inexpensive moorings or
> slips available for my cousin Joe?  He currently sails on Lake
> Hopatcong but enjoys ocean sailing w me better.
>
> Stephen Staum
> 87 R22, Carol Lee
> Needham, MA
>
> Sent from my iPhone
>
> On Aug 5, 2011, at 8:32 AM, Sling <daysails at aol.com> wrote:
>
>>
>> I tried to get an answer to this question on the list but the index
>> is under
>> construction.  I have the power motor lift and would like to know in
>> what
>> position I should leave the motor when not in use.  I have a wet
>> slip and
>> leave the boat in the water.  I have been keeping the motor in the up
>> position (out of the water) partly because I enjoy the pushing the
>> remote
>> and impressing by standers.  I wonder if the motor’s weight puts mor
>> e stress
>> on the system when in the up position and therefore I should keep in
>> the
>> down position (in the water} when left at the dock for weeks at a
>> time.  I
>> have the boat in fresh water.   As an aside, I really enjoy the ease
>> of this
>> system but twice now I have accidentally pressed the remote.  Once
>> when I
>> sat on it while it was in my pocket and once when I knelt on it as I
>> was
>> working on the engine.  I now keep it on the “secret” shelf when
>> not in use.
>> Thanks for any suggestions on the ups and downs of motor lifts.
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