azcat wrote: Phillip, how about end splicing to line racing sheet to dynema 12 strand for a spin haulyard? Do this and keep it simple. Racing sheet (a...

erice wrote: thanks mumpp, noted shouldn't be a sticker, the TRRAxxxx number should have been moulded into the gelcoat on the top, outer corner of th...

DamonLinkous wrote: Geronimo, Reading your post I get the impression you were looking for the number on the black transom. It's not there. It would ...

Greetings Erice, I just read through your register and want to offer some additional information. The foam core legacy boats (1985+) that were manufa...

Geronimo, Reading your post I get the impression you were looking for the number on the black transom. It's not there. It would be on the top of the...

Are you referring to the "traveler"?

Probably an old repair, at least that's what it looks like. I've seen them that bad before.

Definitely Nacra. Ron, you know the 5.5. Think that could be it? Too narrow to be a 5.8 or 6.0.

Nacra 5.2

pasdnous wrote: Thanks for the pic. Its looking to me like the dyneema is feed up through the end of the robline, out the side, around and back in an...

Edchris177 wrote: Anyone know how to do this? Philip, you're not reading so well today...:-D EdChris, A picture is worth a thousand words. In your c...

Depends on where you are. You're not going to have it that easy in the panhandle of FL, especially without 4WD.

pasdnous wrote: Hi All - I want to splice an 8 mm Robline Racing Sheet to dyneema to make a double ended tail for a traveler line. Anyone know how to...

trappinny wrote: Couple things to note. It is a problem, as there are plenty of posts about it across all models that use hooks. And Hobie altere...

BigWhoop wrote: Oh dear! Another solution to a non-problem. Thanks BigWhoop, saved me some typing.

Edchris177 wrote: the furler on my son's is harken small boat furler p/n 434 for the kit about $250 at West Marine. I would look for p/n 435, that is...

bbaum wrote: 1 Wife had great difficulty uncleating the Harkins on the jib sheet, I can't see a way to adjust the cleat angle any more to allow the ...

jack108136 wrote: A good article from Sunday's Sarasota Herald Tribune about Sam Armington and Jeremy Herrin building A Cats. I'm guessing you wanted ...

pl3 wrote: One should not expect too much from a piece of floating lawn furniture...

DamonLinkous wrote: buckets of acetone LOL John I don't think many are still around who get the "buckets of acetone" joke, probably just as well. :s...

scotts1w wrote: Is the silicon necessary? Gary Yes. Here's why . . . Is the repair for this a new beam? In this particular case it was. If you hav...

klemens wrote: Is the silicon necessary? Gary Yes. Here's why . . .

The ebay item is still available

wellertim wrote: Lost one of my Daggerboards-2000 Hobie 20. New one costs $600. Any Suggestions? Tim American Express . . . don't leave home with...

I'm still working on the technical folder for the Nacra rudders and will post when finished. Matt, please, you're way off base.

Be a man and get a real boat. 🙄 Of course you still will NOT experience the awesome . . . "Chicks Dig Nacras" quandary . . . :schildbacktoto...

Zach, Aren't you moving to Florida? Your arse will hate you, and disown you if you buy a black boat in Florida.

Hey Soul, Instead of opening a new thread every time you share a video of the R21, why don't you put them All in a single thread. Thanks.

Parallel to the luff.

The ARC22 is a fantastic boat. Although you are living on the edge if you plan on going it solo.