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Fraser
Fraser
@northerncat
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Joined: March 11, 2008 8:12 am
Topics: 3 / Replies: 47
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A pair of sailing gloves would help!

16 years ago
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That's correct. The jib will bear all the weight. With experience you'll know how to set your jib, depending on the wind, by the slack in the forest...

16 years ago
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I have always left my riggings on the mast, but I do tie them to the mast to reduce movement. As for storing the mast, I always lay it on its side wit...

16 years ago
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I've never sailed my P16 with the jib only. I am concerned about damaging my boat. As Andrew pointed out everything works in conjuncion.

16 years ago
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Andrew, 3 rudders in a month! What are you doing or hitting 😀

16 years ago
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Harry, i've never painted mine. Keep us posted if you decide to do it. I'm curious about the result.

16 years ago
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it's a new tool that hobie has included for the skipper. It's called a "crew adjuster". everytime they screw up, just hit them with it. Eventually, th...

16 years ago
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For parts you can sometimes get away with using Hobie parts.

16 years ago
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Bob, congratulations on your new cat. You're lucky, my wife won't let any more cats follow me home.

16 years ago
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Banzilla, thanks for the link. A few of us were 'discussing' the name of our sails.

16 years ago
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Paul, nice paint job...it looks great! Did you spray or paint it?

16 years ago
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Hullflyer is right on the mark. I've never had to play with or replace my springs...my P16 is 1976. I find adjusting the lock bolt always fixes the ...

16 years ago
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Andrew you must live on the water...must be nice!

16 years ago
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It's not so much the comments from my crew/wife on when we go over, but the comments every 10 minutes afterward for the next 3-4 hours that I remember...

16 years ago
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Jim, thanks for the links. I haven't had any problems yet, but it's good to see how it's done.

16 years ago
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Congratulations Harry! P16's are a good cats. Enjoy!

16 years ago
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Hullflyer and Rich are right. The sailor is the biggest factor. When racing either my P16 or H16 in my club I place about the same (pre-handicap). Th...

16 years ago
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I own both a H16 and P16. Both are fun and fast. The P16 is easy on the back with the tramp being flush with the hulls. The volume will allow your ...

16 years ago
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You'll be cramped on a H14. You need a 16 footer. Look into the other makes of catamarans too.

16 years ago
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Dustin, keep us informed on how you correct the tire problem.

16 years ago
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nice job!

16 years ago
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16 years ago
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Cats are meant to be sailed (fast), not collected.

16 years ago
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Dustin, a picture is worth a thousand words. Bravo! btw your picture is the same as my P16 setup.

16 years ago
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That's a neat setup. Good photos Andrew. did it add much weight?

16 years ago
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HULLFLYER wrote: Chevy or Ford Toyota or Nissan Caddy or Lincoln I didn't know they made cats. 😀

16 years ago
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should we be grounding our cats when beached?

16 years ago
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Martin has already made some good points. I currently own both a P16 and H16. The P16 is more stable...I can carry my family of 4 without any pr...

16 years ago
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The P16 is a good boat...nice choice. I prefer my P16 over my H16 For the rudder issue you'll need to adjust or replace the lock bolt. br /> see o...

16 years ago
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