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Steve
Steve
@Dogboy
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Joined: March 19, 2004 3:33 pm
Topics: 3 / Replies: 961
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I believe they "claimed" that the Hobie 21 SC could be righted single handed with the use of shroud extenders and mast float, both of which were stand...

8 years ago
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Can you post a picture of your tang/adjuster arrangement? It could also be a matter of just bending the "ears" of the adjuster closer together and us...

8 years ago
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The 21SC IS 8.5 feet wide (in order to be able to be trailered legally). The wings, when installed, add about 3-4 feet of additional width. The 21SE...

8 years ago
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Can't you just drill out the hole in the plate to 1/4" diameter? Otherwise, I would check APS, they tend to have this type of hardware. sm

8 years ago
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Hobie 21 Sport Cruiser? Lots of storage, forward tramp area, gennaker option, roller furling mainsail with reef points, optional tramp tent, (relativ...

8 years ago
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I use a telocat on the H18. I find it useful when sailing downwind to pretty quickly gauge my angle relative to 90 degrees apparant. Upwind I rarely ...

8 years ago
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I skimmed the proposed rules and don't see any significant changes over the existing rules other than maybe the addition of the "boundary" definition ...

8 years ago
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Sails stall from the tip down and from the leech forward. I've never been much off a fan of leech tell tails and I've never really found tell tails ...

8 years ago
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martyr wrote: The DS doesn't seem to even be attached on the port side, lots of shaking up and down. You're right! I originally viewed the video on ...

8 years ago
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That's pretty darn ugly. I think those Hobie 15s are really intended for kids/youth and from the looks of the video, two full grown men were sailing...

8 years ago
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Agree, use epoxy. The cost difference is minimal for this size project. Epoxy has better adhesion. I would disagree with thickening the resin, however...

8 years ago
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If you don't have a trailer box, why not just throw the boards in your car? It's a heck of a lot faster and more secure than tying them to the tramp....

8 years ago
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Wow, sounds like a hell of a lot of risk for pretty minimal reward. If it takes you more than 60 seconds to put your daggerboards in, you're doing s...

8 years ago
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MN3 wrote: Bill - do you use any system to insure your mast doesn't worm out during righting with your shroud extenders open? The H21 has a captive b...

8 years ago
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I agree, it is most likely due to incompatability between the new base and old step. Hobie has made several "tweaks" to the base and step designs over...

8 years ago
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There's nothing particularly special about the rear crossbar bolts. I just order some replacements for my boat from McMaster Carr. 316 Stainless Stee...

8 years ago
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Good to hear you got it fixed. Yes, definitely remove the tramp before assembling. If you can put the hulls on the trailer and strap them down so th...

8 years ago
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br /> Make sure you don't get one that's sun fried unless you like fiberglass splinters. sm

8 years ago
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If it were up higher on the mast where there is a lot of bending load, it would definitely be a concern. But down low on the mast where the load is pr...

8 years ago
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The Harken cam cleats come in two versions - plastic cams & aluminum cams. The teeth on the plastic cams will eventually wear out as the line passes ...

8 years ago
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gahamby wrote: I'm gonna have to go ahead and disagree with you on that newspaper call. Resin will soak right through newsprint and stick right to th...

8 years ago
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I would say definitely use some type of keeper wire to hold the mast base to the crossbar if you are going to use shroud extenders. Just because you ...

8 years ago
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You may not be interested in Hobie class racing, but the next person to own your boat could be, so having a set of OEM sails could very well affect th...

8 years ago
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The down side to waxing the "non-repair" areas is that there is a pretty substantial risk of contaminating the area that you DO want to repair with wa...

8 years ago
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If your repair involves adding fiberglass cloth, I would recommend wetting out the glass on a piece of wood or cardboard first so you're not trying to...

8 years ago
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If they are Lexan, ABS, Nylon, PCG, or any of the other various materials that Hobie used for their lower end "plastic" rudders, then you would be was...

8 years ago
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faceplant09 wrote: Sonehow i missplaced my channel and lock washer, but im on my way again. The channels on the front crossbar were upgraded in the m...

8 years ago
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EDIT: Disregard, I read the title as Hobie 18 mast hinge, not Prindle. I'm not familiar with the Prindle setup. Deleted. smEdited by Dogboy on M...

8 years ago
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This would not help you out, but for someone with a running, high-mileage Xterra, they could simply replace the radiator / transmission cooler as prev...

8 years ago
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mattson wrote: I researched removing seized stainless bolts from aluminum and no method worked in my case. FYI, it is a stainless bolt in a stainle...

8 years ago
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