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Dave Farmer
Dave Farmer
@davefarmer
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Joined: October 26, 2002 9:55 am
Topics: 6 / Replies: 384
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I really like Glaser spins, and they are great people to deal with on the phone. I've had a 3 hp, two stroke on a SC20 and it would do 6 kts in flat ...

6 years ago
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If you want to carry much stuff with you on a beachcat, you really want to be considering hull volume, the more the better. If you weigh down an 18' ...

6 years ago
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Thanks Bach, that's very informative.

6 years ago
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I too know Pete Begle to be a reasonable man.

6 years ago
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I'm pretty sure the spin would have to be designed specifically for furling, I doubt a standard beachcat spin would work without modification, if that...

6 years ago
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Charles, your conception is pretty close. As gahamby mentioned, ther 7 x 19 wire (maybe 30" long) has a nicopressed loop secured with a small shackle...

6 years ago
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The Supercat shroud extenders absolutely rely on the mast being secured to the base, which it sounds like the H21 has. The hyfield levers alone will ...

6 years ago
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br /> Ice and dirt!

6 years ago
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Skip Elliot is a Tornado sailor, so Elliot Pattison would worth a call. Everything I've gotten from Glaser has been exceptional as well.

6 years ago
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Edchris177 wrote: Huge fun, the MS has been over 60 mph, and JR over 80. And that’s mph, not wussy kilometres that we use! I’m itching to try that at ...

7 years ago
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John, The Mini Skeeter plans also include specs for a large cockpit design, which is a 1" taller deck and 2" wider fuselage and opening. Length is...

7 years ago
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I've received quality sails from Elliot Pattison and Glaser Sails. Chip at Whirlwind is less expensive and good to deal with.

7 years ago
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I have a Mini Skeeter and a custom big boat, Johnny's Rocket (21' x 15', pictured on the left), both run on dirt and ice. Huge fun, the MS has been o...

7 years ago
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wecycle, did you get the furler combo from Pete?

7 years ago
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I have one. PM me. Although I leave in the morning for a week in the San Juans. Will contact you upon my return. DaveEdited by davefarmer on Sep 03...

7 years ago
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Here's the F16 Stealth on Flathead.

7 years ago
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MN3 wrote: yes i was talking about the tiller arrangement would it be possible on a 18' or 20' cat? (i couldn't clearly see the whole system) does i...

7 years ago
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Are you referring to the tiller arrangement on the ARC? I like the system a lot, don't have to pass the hiking stick behind the mainsheet when tackin...

7 years ago
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7 years ago
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Tim, are you looking for sails for the 17?

7 years ago
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I've got a gorgeous squaretop pentex main from Jay Glaser for my SC20, and I've had 20 sails from Elliot Pattison that were fast and durable, also pen...

7 years ago
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I too use a light colored tarp to protect the tramp from sun.

7 years ago
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That's a screaming deal on an aluminum Trailex trailer!

7 years ago
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Me too! Tom has always been very prompt and helpful. I got to sail with him aboard his lovely ARC22 once, a memorable day.

7 years ago
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I think most of us are using 5/16" (8mm) or 3/8" for the mainsheet, smaller runs smoother thru multiple purchase blocks, and is harder on your hands, ...

7 years ago
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These are some pics posted in the technical photo section. The important feature is that the arm is hinged at the beam bracket, which allows the arm ...

7 years ago
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I had a 3.5 Merc two stroke on mine, long shaft. Pushed it fine in flat water, was marginal at controlling the boat in a blow. Was hard to keep it i...

7 years ago
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I've had a number of SC20s, and consider that mast a very solid, reliable stick. I think it will serve you well.

7 years ago
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Earl, I had a Reynolds 21, that the mast base was a socket fitted over a ball (1 7/8" trailer ball) held captive with a pin, and the previous owner re...

7 years ago
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I sail April thru October, primarily in northern MT, and I rely on the safety of a drysuit, as swimming is always an option with me, and recovery is n...

7 years ago
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