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Dan
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@DanBerger
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Joined: October 2, 2002 10:57 am
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I am selling some parts for a friend, I think I may have the steering--he wants to sell the system as a whole, not in parts, though.. br /> If that i...

9 years ago
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The shape of the extrusion is a little odd to me, too. It is a tear drop shape, but kind of a fat tear drop.

9 years ago
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I had quite the opposite experience with them and I would not recommend them at all. I had stock Supercat 20 main and jib sails that were actually i...

9 years ago
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No, they were not made from the same mold, but they are very similar in shape. The Freestyle has bows that are more like a Tornado but straighter to ...

9 years ago
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If you want the hull, I can put you in touch with my friend who has it. It would save me the mental turmoil of taking on another project!! He doesn'...

10 years ago
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I hate to get picky about terminology, but there are two foiling boats out there, the Windrider Rave and the Hobie Trifoiler. I think you are talking...

10 years ago
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I'm talking about the yoke:

10 years ago
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I set up a pole on my 18-2 and used the gooseneck bracket (that rivets to the mast). I put it in a vice and 'closed' the side pieces and then just bo...

10 years ago
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Say, Didn't Jaws eat one of those?Edited by DanBerger on Nov 24, 2014 - 02:07 PM.

10 years ago
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Don't do it--putting a larger rig on a boat NEVER, EVER, EVER works out! Sell the 18 rig and buy a good used Prindle 16 set of sails. I bet Pete h...

11 years ago
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I'll try that--someone else suggested CLR for exactly what I'm dealing with.

11 years ago
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YES!! Sometimes they are hard to get because they are busy building awesome boats, but they are definitely alive and in business. Keep trying!

11 years ago
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Whoa! Slow down!! This is a BAD BAD BAD idea!!!!!!! A cats are VERY delicate and you just can't trust someone to transport it across the country pr...

11 years ago
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Hmm. I was thinking $2000-2500. The sale is between friends, so I don't want to hurt either one!

11 years ago
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Don't go with the Hobie 16 set up, it doesn't work, period. Many people have tried rigging 14s with jibs in other-than-factory ways and hve not had m...

12 years ago
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And why does every non-catsailor call ALL beach cats, Hobiecats?? My mother does that all the time and it drives me nuts! That's like calling all re...

12 years ago
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I have to weigh in on this--I can't stand some of the non-sailing morons that try to use sailing terms: Mask? No, it is a MAST Ruter? Nope, rudder ...

12 years ago
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I had a good experience with uShip, too, but I'm not too sure about shipping a mast through one of the Uship transporters. I have shipped several mas...

12 years ago
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Spring Fever is a huge race on Lake Hartewell, SC/GA. It happened over Easter weekend, so the delorean trick would work--but I don't know how you'd g...

12 years ago
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Wow, that was quick! That's exactly what it is!! Thanks!

12 years ago
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Well, GOLLEE! Those little flippy things hangin off the back of a boat do all that? Dang! 👿

12 years ago
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I personally prefer sarcasm as my abrasive of choice.

12 years ago
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It was like a country auction where they took consignments from stores that went under, storage unit buyers, thrift shop owners. They also had estate...

12 years ago
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You're right, it is 6 of one, half dozen of the other. The dolphin striker post is screwed into the base and is impossible to unscrew (stainless on a...

12 years ago
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The Supercat uses a Hayfield lever--you pull down on the trapeze line to pull the mast over and flip the lever with the other had. VERY easy and quic...

12 years ago
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