i hope to use it to teach my daughters how to sail, and to hopefully
participate in windmill events. i have never raced before and have
limited sailing experience so it would be a learning experience for
all. the boat did have a wooden mast, but would be interested in the
most economical replacement. I suspect the rest of the rigging would
need to be replaced so that may not be an issue. I have a weel
equiped woodworking shop. is it reasonable to try and build mast
myself? there are no hull numbers that i have found. the sail number
is 3438.
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:: :: What do you plan to do with the boat? Do you want wooden or metal spars? I can probably locate a wooden spar builder and possibly a metal blank for mast and/or boom...but let me know what you would like. What is your hull number? Allen (achauvenet@gmail.com)
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:: :: I am located in central indiana.
:: :: :: Dave,
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:: :: :: Where are you located ? If you are in Northern
:: :: :: California I can help.
:: :: ::
:: :: :: Darrell
:: :: ::
:: :: :: :: i have a project widmill. fiberglass. but the wood mast
:: :: :: :: and boom are long gone to rot. are there replacements
:: :: :: :: available. only 1 local boat dealer says price would be
:: :: :: :: too high, "just sell the boat". any info would help.
:: :: :: ::
:: :: :: :: Thanks
:: :: :: ::
:: :: :: :: Dave
