
GRAMPIAN OWNERS MARINA
On The Water since January 2002
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Thank You to all the Grampian owners who have made a financial donation towards the maintenance of this site |
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| Thanks to Peter Davidson for a number of original documents | Thanks to Mark Petrush who supplied most of the Sales Brochures | Thanks to Gill Bibby for historical information |
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WARNING: I continue to receive stories of the failure of the cast aluminum fitting on the bow to which your forestay and jib or furling gear attach. The latest report is on a G28. If you look at Item 14 on the G26 FAQ page you will find some discussion on this subject and possible alternatives for attaching your stay and jib. A NEW solution to the problem has just been added.
The problems continue. This new story from Stainless Outfitters relates to the failure of a newly built G30 fitting, built presumably using the wrong aluminum alloy. You can read about this either on the General FAQ page or the G30 FAQ.
January
22, 2012
While adding some new
photos to the Grampian Classic 31 pages, I discovered they were really a
mess especially using the Chrome Browser that I tend to use mostly. I have
cleared those problems up and added a new page of photos. I would ask that
if you find problems on the site, please let me know the page and which
browser you are using. Other minor changes made and new boats added for sale
and I am pleased to say, some taken off that have sold.
Going to dig through all the emails I have received, many from the Yahoo Grampian Discussion Group and see if there are more FAQ's I can add to the site.
December
13, 2011
Updates to the site have
been few and far between recently I am sorry to say. Definitely slowing down
after almost 10 years of creating and maintaining this site. While the
interest is still there, I will try to keep maintaining the site and it is
clear from the email and statistics that the site is still receiving
frequent visits.
In the General FAQ section you will find some good directions for repairing those soft spots on the deck. In the Stories Section there is a story about a scary experience one family experienced.
We have 390 Grampian 26's on our Inventory Listing. I would love to see 400 there to celebrate the Website's 10th Anniversary. If you do not have your boat listed or you know one that is not, please send in your information so we can make the 400 mark.
Site Changes: Remember, rather than look through the whole site to see what has changed, select the Site Changes page for information on what changes have been made.
Log Entries: I encourage regular visitors to the site to view the Log entries as there are often new and prospective owners looking for advice from you all knowing Grampian experts. Please take a look and see if you can assist.
Thanks: Well it is it is nearly ten years ago since this site was launched. It has grown considerably over those years thanks to the information and photos you have sent me.
I want to thank all those owners who have sent information and encourage others to follow their example. I especially want to thank those people who have made a donation towards the upkeep of the site. There are costs associated with keeping it on a server and it does require time and effort on my part which I am still willing to provide.
Don't forget, this site depends upon your input of information and photos and of monetary donations to keep it going. Please help.
Questions: Please contact the Webmaster