Year: 1985 Language: english Author: John Duffett Genre: Guide Publisher: W W Norton & Co Inc Edition: First ISBN: 0-393-03279-5 Format: PDF Quality: Scanned pages Pages count: 213 Description: Here is a complete reworking and updating of the classic Modern Marine Maintenance, which has been called "the most useful single-volume book on boat maintenance for the amateur owner. " It is a mandatory book for anyone who does any of his or her own work. This book is the complete guide to maintaining the integrity and beauty of wood, fiberglass, aluminum, steel, and ferro-cement boats. It instructs both the experienced and the beginner in the fundamentals of construction, the repair of both minor and major defects, the tools to use (and those not to use), and materials, and gives shortcuts to sound repair. Here also is how to inspect for damage and wear, which routines to follow to prevent trouble, and what to do when trouble happens. For the skilled and the unskilled, this book is a basic necessity for anyone who owns a boat, power or sail, large or small.
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Boatowner's Guide to Modern Maintenance
Language: english
Author: John Duffett
Genre: Guide
Publisher: W W Norton & Co Inc
Edition: First
ISBN: 0-393-03279-5
Format: PDF
Quality: Scanned pages
Pages count: 213
Description: Here is a complete reworking and updating of the classic Modern Marine
Maintenance, which has been called "the most useful single-volume book on
boat maintenance for the amateur owner. " It is a mandatory book for anyone
who does any of his or her own work. This book is the complete guide to
maintaining the integrity and beauty of wood, fiberglass, aluminum, steel, and
ferro-cement boats. It instructs both the experienced and the beginner in the fundamentals
of construction, the repair of both minor and major defects, the tools
to use (and those not to use), and materials, and gives shortcuts to sound repair.
Here also is how to inspect for damage and wear, which routines to follow to
prevent trouble, and what to do when trouble happens.
For the skilled and the unskilled, this book is a basic necessity for anyone who
owns a boat, power or sail, large or small.
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