Sampson Post Backing Plate
Bob Shamek at Nordic Tugs writes that on the NT 32, the post is through-bolted using carriage bolts with a 1⁄4” thick aluminum backing plate.  This area of the deck is cored with foam. Backing plates have been standard for the last ten or more years.
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Welcome to the SENTOA website
SENTOA, the Southeast Nordic Tug Owner's Association, was founded in the spring of 2003 at the Nordic Tug Rendezvous held in Stuart, Florida. The goal of the organization is to enhance Nordic Tug ownership by providing assistance to owners, by sharing ideas, cruising information and local knowledge, and by enjoying social activities with other association members. SENTOA also organizes an annual rendezvous.

Membership is open to current, previous, and aspiring Nordic Tug owners regardless of their geographic location. Use the menu above to learn more about SENTOA and Nordic Tugs, join our organization, or purchase SENTOA t-shirts and merchandise.

SENTOA List Server
SENTOA is the proud sponsor of the SENTOA list server. The SENTOA list server currently has over 290 subscribers and is without a doubt the primary means of communicating among Nordic Tug owners. Click here if you are interested in subscribing to the SENTOA list server.

Database of Nordic Tug 32 Equipment and Options
John Gallagher, owner of Radiant 32-068, is compiling a database of the equipment and options on various Nordic Tug 32's. John says, "Nordic Tugs for the most part are semi-custom built, even those of the same vintage are not the same. A database would be useful in our discussions on the SENTOA list server and would help members to ascertain if others' tugs are equipped similarly and when design changes were made." A copy of John's spreadsheet (a work in progress) can be downloaded by clicking the following link:

If you wish to contribute information about your Nordic Tug 32, please email John.

 


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