MN3 wrote: Just came from the meeting on Dunedin Causeway concessions, city staff is recommending,,, by unanimous decision ,,,,,, ,,,,,, SAIL HONEYMOO...

damienb wrote: . . . Get leech flutter in the very top panel . . . . Thanks for all the advice DamienEdited by damienb on Mar 31, 2013 - 07:36 PM...

Or you can just use captive pin shackles.

Biscaynecatsailor, I personally would not touch it. The owner doesn't know anything about this boat so don't trust anything he says. Here's some in...

Pirateboy, you're looking in the wrong area. As Ricardo stated, the issues are in the rigging and foils. I had a similar problem that after months o...

That boat belongs to somebody. Abandoned in your eyes maybe, but not necessarily in the owner's eyes. As Damon said, a great boat, especially the 5.8...

J, Save yourself a huge headache and go to Lowe's HomeDepot and buy a yard of outdoor loop carpet. Cut it into 1" wide strip. Install with contact ...

MN3 wrote: what are UV strips?I paid $145, but that included restitching around the clew plate, & adding the UV strips to the jib. Andrew, UV protec...

Just remove the battens. You can add parallel short battens later at local sail loft. You can even tape in some short battens.

Folks, Log in to see the pics. . . . . . or go here and see it for yourself It's just a duplicate rehash of the OP anyway.

It is NOT Steve. His name is Mike Krantz.

It would raise the cradles by the thickness of the crossbeams AND the thickness of the longitudinal stringers (or frame). . . I've mounted the cross...

Call 800-282-5042 and order a piece of the extrusion or order this: I would just call them . . .

This is what Rob is illustrating. This is a really simple solution and I have done it more often than you can imagine. If you don' like it just build...

fun2themax wrote: He said the bias cut would tighten fine from the aft pipe sleave only with out the side lacing but . . . Steve, You should listen t...

fun2themax wrote: Sometimes it can be a challenge distinguishing fact from opinion! Bingo!

fun2themax wrote: Thanks. I recall reading someones's comment in the past that the blue is not as durable so maybe there is something to that. Along...

MN3 wrote: I don't know how to add to the calender but why not add tradewinds in Islamorada FL? it was held 2 weeks ago... the new one (2013) has ten...

Quarath wrote: Ordered a 5mm farmer John from where? cost (if ya dont mind)? Ordered direct from nws in Idaho. The price was around 150.00 shipped. ...

nhanson wrote: I did a small repair on my inter-18 without cutting access ports. Only about quarter sized, but I think you can go larger with his tec...

If Hullflyer can't hook 'ya up I've got sails for the 5.8 also. I also have several jibs both NA and non-NA.

Again, yes. Just make sure to dissipate the heat when welding. Fill it solid, grind it flat, then drill a new hole.

I think I have a spare, but the cheap and easy fix is to weld it and redrill the hole. I have welded them in the past when the hole gets elongated to...

DamonLinkous wrote: and choose "Yes" beside email notifications, then click on the green confirmation check-mark icon. Perfect. Thanks.

Edchris177 wrote: So true, here is an experiment where Matt Miller spanked quite a few boats, with a modified Hobie Wave. You lost me here. That l...

Christian, Got the PM. File sent! Edchris, Don't know if you were speaking generically, but it might be helpful to others to know that the 20 doesn'...

Hey Christian, It's hard to tell from the photos the location of the damage, which look fairly common. First thing you might want to do is locate you...

sunfish mast is 10', typical spin pole is 12', so mast is to short. End poles from Nacra are 2".