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| Hurricane Sandy, Rhode Island Impact |
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| Written by Ed Sherman |
| Tuesday, 30 October 2012 16:05 |
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Well she's come and gone. In general I think the damage here in RI was minimal compared to some of our neighboring states, but we certainly did not get out of this one totally unscathed. I saw one boat on the beach this morning in my hometown of Wickford, RI and the poor fellow that owns this sailboat at Brewer's Cowesett Marina, where my office is located, had to face this little mess this morning....
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Top Quality Boat Cable has an Extruded Jacket, |
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In Harsh Marine Conditions, Always Use Pacer's UL Primary Wire. |
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Looking for 100 Actuators, or just one (switch cap)? |
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If you're not doing your own work, is your boat being serviced by an ABYC Certified Technician? Look for this sign at your service facility and ask that an ABYC Certified Technician work on your boat.
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