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What Huracane Irene, a Tree, and a Hobie, have in common ?
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Author:  Johnnymoto [ Mon Aug 22, 2011 7:30 am ]
Post subject:  What Huracane Irene, a Tree, and a Hobie, have in common ?
Take a guess............. the first one to answer it right, get a Gallon of Don-Q rum and a basket full of Avocados as a gift !!!! :shock:
Author:  augaug [ Mon Aug 22, 2011 7:37 am ]
Post subject:  Re: What Huracane Irene, a Tree, and a Hobie, have in common
They're all mentioned in your post!

You can deliver the Rum to Canada, ask for me by name, they'll know me.
Author:  Chet3 [ Mon Aug 22, 2011 7:44 am ]
Post subject:  Re: What Huracane Irene, a Tree, and a Hobie, have in common
Although the previous post is hard to argue with I will present my answer.

Irene blows on tree and tree falls on Hobie :(

Sorry about that if I am correct.

Please contact me by PM to get ship to address.
Author:  Johnnymoto [ Mon Aug 22, 2011 8:25 am ]
Post subject:  Re: What Huracane Irene, a Tree, and a Hobie, have in common
Augaug, in a Philosophical way, you are right !!! But Chet provided the Literal answer, so he is the Winner too, so, to break the "tie", the first one to come to San Juan, gets the Rum, and the Avocados if they are not roten yet !!!!
My beloved "late" ( out of normal season ) Avocado Tree, was taken down by Irene, and landed on the Hobie. I will save a couple of pictures.
The sad thing is I pulled the Hobie out of the Beach yesterday to protect it from falling palm trees or the Ocean, and took it home where I though the Mountains will protect it from the winds. Can anybody post pictures if I send them ? :cry:
Author:  augaug [ Mon Aug 22, 2011 9:04 am ]
Post subject:  Re: What Huracane Irene, a Tree, and a Hobie, have in common
I'll post them if you send them to me via email.
Author:  Johnnymoto [ Mon Aug 22, 2011 9:17 am ]
Post subject:  Re: What Huracane Irene, a Tree, and a Hobie, have in common
Alright thanks Augaug, my email << [email protected] >>, I`ll reply with the photos, THANKS !!!!
Author:  smallfri [ Mon Aug 22, 2011 9:30 am ]
Post subject:  Re: What Huracane Irene, a Tree, and a Hobie, have in common
Ouch. I'm in the current projected path now, I'm going to install some anchors in the yard to hold things down, but I really can't get away from the trees. Maybe I should buy that boatus policy now...
Author:  Chet3 [ Mon Aug 22, 2011 9:39 am ]
Post subject:  Re: What Huracane Irene, a Tree, and a Hobie, have in common
Johnnymoto wrote:
Augaug, in a Philosophical way, you are right !!! But Chet provided the Literal answer, so he is the Winner too, so, to break the "tie", the first one to come to San Juan, gets the Rum, and the Avocados if they are not roten yet !!!!
My beloved "late" ( out of normal season ) Avocado Tree, was taken down by Irene, and landed on the Hobie. I will save a couple of pictures.
The sad thing is I pulled the Hobie out of the Beach yesterday to protect it from falling palm trees or the Ocean, and took it home where I though the Mountains will protect it from the winds. Can anybody post pictures if I send them ? :cry:


I hope to someday have the opportunity to come and collect on this, you never know when I might show up. :D

Sorry to hear about your Avocado tree and Hobie, I did not realize it was a double loss. Glad there were no injuries though.

Chet
Author:  Johnnymoto [ Mon Aug 22, 2011 9:48 am ]
Post subject:  Re: What Huracane Irene, a Tree, and a Hobie, have in common
I will start removing the tree today, hopefully the Hobie is ok. The tree, I dont think it will survive. The Avocado Tree is a big loss because is a very rare "out of season" tree. It`s avocados are good to take in winter time, contrary to the normal and common one which is around this time. This avocados are gems because there are simply no-avocados in winter time here, I have never seen one before anywhere in this Island. I will try to grow a few seeds from the fallen avocados, to see if they germinate.
Author:  augaug [ Tue Aug 23, 2011 12:37 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: What Huracane Irene, a Tree, and a Hobie, have in common
Here is the picture.

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Author:  reelknotty [ Tue Aug 23, 2011 12:45 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: What Huracane Irene, a Tree, and a Hobie, have in common
so thats an avacodo tree. looks like the main part of the trunk missed it. Good luck and let us know what you find
Author:  HiFiRobbie [ Tue Aug 23, 2011 7:09 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: What Huracane Irene, a Tree, and a Hobie, have in common
Awwww..... ......crap. :(


Real sorry to see that.
Author:  Johnnymoto [ Thu Aug 25, 2011 11:27 am ]
Post subject:  Re: What Huracane Irene, a Tree, and a Hobie, have in common
Hey guys we removed the tree from the Hobie............ Trampoline is torn in three-four places ( holes ), pontoons are fine, maybe a couple of superficial scratches, the only concern is, and this brings a question; How much side to side play should I find at the joint where the pontoons-vertical mounting bars/pipes ( the ones that mount to the four corners ). They are held by a bolt that goes from side to side. The tubes are solid going into the pontoons fiberglass, but they have play inside the mounting corners. How much play is it normal here ? I had noticed play here before, but now that I made a very carefull inspection for broken parts, I am more concerned about this.
Author:  reelknotty [ Thu Aug 25, 2011 12:28 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: What Huracane Irene, a Tree, and a Hobie, have in common
they may have loosened up from impact or "stretched" the casting out a little. As long at it isn't cracked i think you should be OK. There are some topics on here on tightening them up. As long as the pylons are solid in the hull everything else is easy. If your concerned you can always find corners on EBAY.
Author:  the stork [ Thu Aug 25, 2011 1:30 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: What Huracane Irene, a Tree, and a Hobie, have in common
Thought I would contribute my own tree photo. 60mph straight line winds. Knocked the boat off the trailer. Palm sized hole in port hull and cracked rudder. All in all could have been worse. These boats are solid!

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