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Complete Traier Sailor Appendicies The COMPLETE TRAILER SAILER Appendicies Sources of Supply Note: Inclusion of companies in this section isn’t intended to be any sort of endorsement or advertisement, but is listed here for your reference. The authors and publishers of this book have no connection to these companies. There are certainly other companies that supply the marine industry; readers are encouraged to do their own research as well. ALTERNATIVE HEAD SYSTEMS AirHead dry toilet, by EOS Design, LLC.P.O. Box 5 Mount Vernon, OH 43050, Phone: 740-392-3642 http://www.airheadtoilet.com/ Distributed by Star Distributing- http://www.star-distributing.com/index.html Groover Tamer odor control powder and spray, available from NRS Paddlesports, http://www.nrsweb.com/ 1-877-677-4327 Organic Traditions Bio-Accelerator and Soil-Moist hydrogel powder, available from Clean Air Gardening http://cleanairgardening.com/ Sun-Mar composting marine toilets, www. sun-mar.com “Wag Bags” can be purchased directly from the manufacturer, Phillips Environmental Products (1-877-520-0999, www.thepett.com). CANVAS AND SAILMAKING Rochford Supply, Inc 1-800-334-6414, www.rochfordsupply.com, a upholstery fabrics distributor that also sells marine fabrics such as Top Gun and Odyssey III. No sailcloth. They’re primarily for professionals. Sail Care, 1-800-433-7245, wwwsailcare.com The Sail Cleaners, wwwsailcleaners.com Sailrite 1-800-348-2769, www.sailrite.com, sells boat canvas and sewing materials, as well as sail kits. CHANDLERIES BoatU.S., www.boatus.com/ Defender Industries, www.defender.com/ West Marine, www.westmarine.com CRUISING GUIDES AND CHARTS Atlantic Cruising Club, www.atlanticcruisingclub.com Bluewater Books and Charts, www.bluewaterweb.com Charlies Charts, www.charliescharts.com Fine Edge, www.fineedge.com Gerrycruise, www.gerrycruise.com Landfall Navigation, www.landfallnav.com Maptech, www.maptech.com Waterway Guide, www.waterwayguide.com DEHUMIDIFIERS HydroSorbent silica gel dehumidifiers http://www.dehumidify.com Damp-Rid Calcium chloride moisture absorber, http:www.damprid.com Qik Joe Ice Melt Pellets (calcium chloride), available from DIY Superstore, http://www.doityourself.com/icat/icemelterchemicals EPOXY AND FIBERGLASS Clark Craft-Flberglass cloth, mat, roving, and tape, www.clarkcraft.com/ Glen-L MarineDesigns, www.glen-I.com MAS Epoxies, 1-800-398-7556, www.masepoxies.com. Supplier of epoxies for boatbuilders and boatowners. Raka, Inc., 1-7724894070, www.raka.com/. Distributor of epoxy resins and fiberglass cloth. (I've ordered materials from these folks several times, and they've always provided excellent service and a great product.) Seeman Fiberglass, Inc. (makers of "C-Flex" fiberglass planking), 6117 River Road, Harahan, LA 70122, 504-738-6035 West System, epoxy and products for boat repair. This company has been helping boatowners for decades and has a very comprehensive line of products. They're a first- class source of information, too. westsystem.com/ OUTBOARDS AND MARINE PROPULSION Used outboard motors, www.boatmotors.con-L/ rebuilt-outboard-motors/ TOOLS Motor-Scrubber battery-powered cleaner. Reading Consumer Products, reading consumerproduct.conVMotorScrubber/ index.html, available through professional janitorial supply companies. TRAILERABLE BOAT PLANS Benford Design Group, www.benford.us Brewer Yacht Design, www.tedbrewer.com George Buehler Yacht Designs, www.georgebuehler.com Clark Craft, www.clarkeraft.com/ Sam Devlin's Mud Peep, Nancy's China, and several others, www.devIinboat.com/ Dudley Dix Yacht Design, www.dixdesign.com Farrier Marine, www.f-boat.com Paul Gartside Boatbuilder & Designer, www.gartsideboats.com Glen-L Boat plans & supplies, www.glenl.com/ Ed Horstman Multihull Designs, www.edhorstmarimultihulldesigns.com Monfort Associates geodesic small craft plans, www.gaboats.com Newick Nautical Design, Inc., www.dicknewick.com Norwalk Island Sharpies, wwwnisboats.com Harold H. Payson & Co. small craft, www.instantboats.com/ Bruce Roberts Yacht Design, www.bruceroberts.com/ Stevenson Projects Weekender 18-foot trailerable cabin sailboat, www.stevproj.com/ WoodenBoat Magazine plans service, www.woodenboatstore.com/ TRAILERS AND ACCESSORIES Champion Trailer supply, trailer parts and equipment, www.championtrailers.com Extend-A-Hitch bolt-on boat trailer hitch extension, wwwxtend-a-hitchnorthwest.com/ The Trailer Parts Depot, www.trailerpartsdepot.com/ Bibliography BOAT MAINTENANCE Everett Collier, The Boatowner's Guide to Corrosion. International Marine, 2001, hardcover, 314 pages. Fernec Mate, Shipshape: The Art of Sailboat Maintenance. Albatross Publishing, 1986, hardcover, 416 pages. John Payne, Understanding Boat Corrosion, Lightning Protection, and Interference. Sheridan House, 2005, 90 pages. Edwin Sherman, The 12-Volt Bible for Boats. International Marine, 2002, paperback, 208 pages. Nigel Warren, Metal Corrosion in Boats. Sheridan House, Inc., 2006, 229 pages. Charlie Wing, Boatowner's Illustrated Electrical Handbook, Second Edition. International Marine, 2006, paperback, 280 pages. CANVASWORK Don Casey, Canvaswork and Sail Repair. International Marine, 1996, hardcover, 140 pages. Jim Grant, The Complete Canvasworker's Guide, Second Edition. International Marine, 1992, paperback, 186 pages. Karen Lipe, The Big Book of Boat Canvas. International Marine, 1988, paperback, 242 pages. Emiliano Marino, The Sailmaker's Apprentice, International Marine, 1994, paperback. GALLEY GUIDES Philip W. Conkling, Green Islands, Green Sea: A Guide to Foraging on the Islands of Maine. Down East Books, 1980. Euell Gibbons, The Beachcomber's Handbook. David McKay, 1967, 230 pages. Janet Groene, Cooking on the Go. Sail Books, 1980, 234 pages. Peter Howorth, Foraging Along the California Coast. Consortium, 1977. Ken Neumeyer, Sailing the Farm. Ten Speed Press, 1981, paperback, 256 pages. Lin Pardey, The Care and Feeding of the Offshore Crew. Paradise Cay Publications, 1999, 414 pages. Linda Frederick Yaffe, Backpack Gourmet. Stackpole Books, 147 pages. OUTBOARD ENGINES Peter Hunn, The Old Outboard. International Marine, 2002, paperback, 320 pages. Jean-Luc Pallas, Outboard Motors Maintenance and Repair Manual. Sheridan House, 2006, 125 pages. Edwin Sherman, Outboard Engines. International Marine, 2008, hardcover, 176 pages. RESTORATION, REPAIR, AND UPGRADING W. D. Booth, Upgrading and Refurbishing the Older Fiberglass Sailboat. Cornell Maritime Press, 1988, 287 pages. Paul and Myra Butter, Fine Boat Finishes. International Marine, 1987, paperback, 160 pages. Paul and Myra Butler, Upgrading the Small Sailboat for Cruising. International Marine, 1988, paperback, 224 pages. Nigel Calder, Boatowner's Mechanical and Electrical Manual. International Marine, 2005, hardcover, 818 pages. Don Casey, Sailboat Hull and Deck Repair. International Marine, 1996, hardcover, 128 pages. Don Casey, Sailboat Refinishing. International Marine, 1996, paperback, 144 pages. Don Casey, This Old Boat, Second Edition. International Marine, 2009, hardcover, 576 pages. Fernec Mate, The Finely Fitted Yacht. W. W. Norton & Company Limited, 2005, 606 pages. Dan Spurr, Spurr's Guide to Upgrading Your Cruising Sailboat, Third Edition. International Maxine, 2006, hardcover, 400 pages. MARINE WOODWORKING Fred Bingham, Boat Joinery and Cabinetmaking Simplified. International Maxine, 1993, paperback, 265 pages. Michael Naujok, Boat Interior Construction. Sheridan House, 2002, paperback, 176 pages. MISCELLANEOUS Larry Brown, Sailing America: A Trailer Sailor's Guide to North America. Seven Seas Press, 1990, paperback. Larry Brown, Sailing on a Micro-Budget. Seven Seas Press, 1985, 163 pages, paperback. Robert Burgess, The Handbook of Trailer Sailing. International Marine, 1992, paperback, 227 pages. Don Casey and Lew Hackler, Sensible Cruising: The Thoreau Approach. International Marine, 1986, paperback, 364 pages. Ronald Florence, The Optimum Sailboat: Racing the Cruiser and Cruising the Racer. Harper and Row, 1986, hardcover, 374 pages. Annie Hill, Voyaging on a Small Income. Tiller Publishing, 1993, paperback, 208 pages. J. C. Jenkins, The Humanure Handbook: A Guide to Composting Human Manure. Chelsea Green Publishing Co., 2006, 302 pages. Elbert Maloney (editor), Chapman’s Piloting, Seamanship, and Small-Boat Handling, (65th edition). Sterling Publishing Company, Inc., 2007, hardcover, 928 pages. Tom Neale, All in the Same Boat. International Marine, 1997, hardcover, 376 pages. Lin and Larry Pardey, The Capable Cruiser. Pardey Books, 1995, hardcover, 400 pages. Lin and Larry Pardey, The Cost-Conscious Cruiser. Pardey Books, 1999, hardcover, 352 pages. John Rousmaniere, The Annapolis Book of Seamanship (revised edition). Simon and Schuster, 1989, hardcover, 402 pages. Daniel Spurr, Your First Sailboat: How to Find and Sail the Right Boat for You. International Marine, 2004, paperback, 288 pages. Donald M. Street, The Ocean Sailing Yacht. W. W. Norton, 1973, hardcover, 703 pages. USCG Auxiliary, Boating Skills and Seamanship. International Marine, 2007, paperback, 404 pages. SURVEYING Thomas Ask, Handbook of Marine Surveying. Sheridan House, Inc., 2007, 246 pages. Don Casey, Inspecting the Aging Sailboat. International Marine, 1996, paperback, 144 pages. Andrew Douglas, Practical Sailor's Practical Boat Buying, 2 volumes. Belvoir Books, 1998, paperback. Internet Resources The Internet is a naturally volatile and ever-changing medium. Although there's lots of good information to be found, it isn't always factually correct or well presented. Millions of websites come and go almost daily.
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