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  • Contigency Plans
  • Emergency Steering
  • Rig Repairs at Sea
  • The Miracle Glue
  • Best Glue for the Job
  • Clean and Shine

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  • Stowing Gear on Deck
  • LPG Storage Safety
  • Check Rope Stretch
  • Rope Inspection
  • Safety on Deck
  • Cockpit Decluttering

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  • Hardware Installation
  • Backing and Filling
  • DIY Workshop Filter
  • Special Nav Lights
  • Making a RAM Light
  • Stopping Sheet Twist

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  • Estuary Antifouling
  • Bottom Painting Tips
  • Barnacle Busters
  • Toxic Substances
  • 3-Wire Connectors
  • Bidets for Boats?

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  • Li-Ion Battery Safety
  • Tools for Topping-off
  • Fighting Fires
  • Freeing Stuck Anchors
  • Anchor Tripping Tips
  • Tools on the Move

 

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  • Bungee Breakdown
  • Row, row your drink
  • Oars and Oarlocks
  • Sculling Science
  • Sucking Up
  • Tinting Options

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  • LED Spotlight Update
  • DIY Core Repair
  • Hiding Wires
  • Oru Adventures
  • Rethinking Binos
  • Deciphering Optics

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  • Sail Renewal
  • DIY Sail Repair
  • Reshaping Your Sail
  • Winter Reads
  • Anchor Yaw Control
  • Boarding Ladders

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  • Quad Compass
  • Fall Protection
  • Structural Plastics
  • Bottom Brush
  • Safety Aloft
  • Playing Wind Shifts

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  • Gear of the Year
  • Sticky Stuff
  • Wood Finishes
  • Non-skid Follow-up
  • Non-skid Tips
  • Fixing Pipe Threads

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The Irwin 34 is in many respects a typical Irwin boat. It was originally called the "Citation 34," which was meant to indicate that it was more of a plush cruiser than the race-oriented Irwins at the time, but more of a racer than the larger cruisers. According to the company, 305 Irwin 34s were built in the production run, from 1978 to 1985, a moderate but successful model for the era. Near the end of its production, the boat was advertised as the Irwin 34 rather than the Citation 34. There were no major changes in the boat from beginning to end, just the details and equipment that are typical of any long production run.