cameronb wrote: In a word......these are great! I have on for my Marstrom Tornado. CameronEdited by cameronb on Mar 14, 2022 - 12:07 PM. I just re...

tominpa wrote: Well, the hull is all sealed and it looks good today. Go sailing when the weather and inclination aligns. I would let it go and see wh...

revintage wrote: Call it whatever you like, full buoyancy at total immersion or total displacement ;-). Anyway, as Woods has given a good approximatio...

spstack13 wrote: What is the average time to rig a 5.2 ? thanks The fastest I've taken my 18-2 from trailer to sailing is 20 minutes. I leave all rig...

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revintage wrote: But I like your idea of just using the other cam cleat for the main downhaul giving me a 6:1 Will cost nothing more then a few pop r...

MN3 wrote: some can be restitched but think about this if you fall through your tramp while stepping or unstepping your mast, try not to break both an...

From personal experience, I would pull the striker off completely and replace all the bolts. I had a boat fold up because of sheared bolts on a dolphi...

jgregs wrote: I appreciate all the advice. I checked everything mentioned and then some and have glued the panel down as of this afternoon. Fingers cr...

jgregs wrote: Hey All, I have been reviving a 1997 Mystere 6.0 and the trampoline is pretty worn out. Any tips for how to bring it back to life or, ...

jgregs wrote: Hey Everyone, I have been restoring a Mystere 6.0 br /> I have have the hull lids, I have sanded down all contact areas and before I ...

I like the exploding rivet. When I had my 5.8, I had similar issue. I ended up just using stainless rivets, but I had flipped the boat over and dabbed...

I would suggest 8'. That will allow you to slide forward a bit while on the trap. I have added length to all of mine because I trap insanely forward.

martin_langhoff wrote: Snapped a new-ish Nacra 15 spinnaker pole in 2. This was an on-land accident, not sailing, result is a pretty clean "cut" right...

leeboweffect wrote: It's winter in North Carolina and that's when I try to order sails so as to help fill in the sailmaker's "slow" season. I've been ...

carbonc wrote: Thanks for getting it sorted Scott. Works like a charm! Dang modern technology....

marytillett1954 wrote: Hopefully I will be able to make it. I've registered, although I'm from another state. My buddy almost definitely will be there...

Thank you very much.. As we get closer, I'll ping you. Mainly, bring friends...

carbonc wrote: It appears you copied the link just fine Scott. I get the same error when visiting the calendar from the link on the TCDYC page as well...

waiex191 wrote: Oh, come now. A bit of ice & snow should not mean putting your Cat away for 4 months. An undocumented bonus is how easy it will be to...

I've obviously screwed up the link. So much for copy and paste. Here is TCDYC website with calendar on front page:

Typically you will not get chafe with grommets, unless they are done poorly; where there is an edge from the press. I would recommend checking each gr...

For my 5.8, I had added a long pocket forward. it looked like a batten pocket, but I had it sewn on the bottom side and velcro on the other 3. The fir...

Will do Chuck... Make sure you are ready for Mid-winters February 26-27 at SSC. I have some tramp repair to do and reconfigure my rudder system.

I hear ya... I have a bruised rotator from about 8 years ago doing RC and just pushed a boat off the committee boat. I have upgraded my mainsheet on F...