Never seen a mast for sale, next to impossible to come by from what I've read. If the guy parts it out I need the leg off a wing for mine. I have a ...

Unfortunately, the broken/missing pieces will be next to impossible to find. You're probably going to have to channel your inner McGuyver to come up ...

A H14 mast section is the same as the G-Cat 5.0 front spar and boom but the H21 and H18 booms are that rectangular tubing.

I need a H21 SE boom spar if you have something that would work. It's a bit longer than the H18, 110"

They're pretty comparible with the harken carbo blocks from what I can tell. I have some smaller nautos jib blocks that work really well.

Might look at Nautos blocks on ebay. Much cheaper thank harken and good quality from my experience so far.

bill40421SE wrote: We used this one sailing yesterday, and it worked and sounded great! Great Bill let me know how it continues to work. Would be i...

Think I would prefer this since it should have better sound plus it protects the phone/ipod too. Edited by kraven on Aug 04, 2012 - 05:52 AM.

MN3 wrote: I've used New England Ropes Salsa 9.5mm and FSE Robline Racing Sheet Pro 10mm with great results I found 10mm a bit to large for my 8:1 sy...

AFAIK, the only hobie rudder size that is different is the 21 SE which has a longer rudder than all the others. This was needed if they were running ...

I just got some Maffioli Swiftcord 9mm for my new mainsheet and I like it very much. Feels good in the hand, goes through the block well, cleats and ...

do you have a spinnaker on your SE? Looking for some pics of the setup. I want to get one for mine just don't know what I need to acquire.

I am running 6:1 Seaway blocks on mine. Triple up top and a double with a ratchet and becket on bottom. Look at my posts and I have one post where I...

wannathermal1 wrote: "Need to rig the pole up and then I'll flip it over close to shore on a calm day and see if I can get it over with just my wife a...

My Hobie 21 SE: Sails are delaminating quite a bit but they still power up okay. I have new sails still in the bags for it but I'm waiting to put t...

Well if he decides to part it out I have a friend that needs a better trailer for his 5.2. Someone welded the tilt together so no more tilt.

uh wrote: A buddy of mine picked it up yesterday. It's a 5.2. Needs rudders, boards, sails, lots. Hull has some soft spots or maybe just rash from ...

turbohobo wrote: Check out Dustin's post, 8'x7.5" or 10'x7.5" sail tubes for $4.00 each Yeah... Tubes in Utah do me no good. I'm in Dallas. Plus r...

PurdueZach wrote: Awesome! I sail a Hobie 16 now but may be getting a G-Cat as well soon. Might be selling my G-Cat 5.0. Now that I've dropped bunch o...

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It's fixed now. Looks good as new. Used a little white krylon spray paint for now to get me through this season. Will be painting both hulls with a...

Polyester resin or Epoxy? If it's polyester resin you can mix a "hot batch" with more than the normal amount of regular hardener and do a skim coat w...

MN3 wrote: you have to have the mast at about a 30-35 degree angle before the rotator clears the beam, only then will the mast base drop onto the ball...

Edchris177 wrote: ]V-Jam rigging: Isn't that a waste of the double fiddle block? By using one sheave to dead end the line, you have wasted that sheav...

Thanks for the info. I didn't realize bungie was so fragile. I just had it handy because I use it to secure the shroud and trap wires to the mast du...

turbohobo wrote: Kraven, how did u get that hole in your boat?.......... :heul2: Prior owner was a moron. The old patch had a piece of the hull that ...

So how did the shakedown sail go? Post up some pictures if you can. I'm curious how your boat and sails look. Mine has the forest green and grey ...

I've heard them called dogbones and yes, they do break. I had one break 2 weekends in a row (different ones). First time I was trapped out skipperin...