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Originally Posted by Winni P;
Where is this located? We'll have to add it to our list of "shacks" to cruise by this summer....
We are headed up to Meredith on Thursday to spend the day/night so I am keeping my fingers crossed for goo weather :-)
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The Marriott Compound is a loose string of about 12 waterfront (and new 2nd-tier) homes. All are located at Mill Point—eastward—starting from Tuftonboro Neck's flasher 19.
The several "traditional" homes and boathouses were originally owned by a Massachusetts food purveyor. Was it "Friend's" bean company?
Especially in June, gawkers are welcome: nobody's there except
all the region's maintenance people.
The "goo weather" ended at Wednesday—Noon...it had stopped raining, and cleared to a lake nearly empty of boats. In the early afternoon, the lake had transformed to mostly-sunny with a perfect 11-kt breeze.
That Mill Point boathouse that was built—blocking every abutter's view? Look for fresh roofing lumber
. The boathouse-owners couldn't see over it either, and are presently adding a second floor!
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Originally Posted by OCDACTIVE
"...Thanks on the starter. Basically everyone has ideas as to what it is. Lucky me 99% all think starter. 1% chance it could be the fly wheel, which means the engine comes out..."
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GM doesn't bother to machine starters to fit: GM starters
must be shimmed.
If improperly shimmed, the starter can damage the flywheel.
And...oops...a correction...I'd earlier dropped the "1" from flasher
19.
Now that I've reviewed the photo of your boat, I'm certain that I'd seen your boat—maybe it
was Friday: There's no need to be shy about it, as I believe you were in near-compliance with Winnipesaukee's rules and regulations.