Good evening gentlemen.
This is a little off but I have recently come into a pile of sailing equipment, sails rigging from an older sailor who moved away.
Here are some pics of a rig I found and have no idea what it is. It is quality made and appears to be all mahogany but needs varnish. It has...
I came by about 15 sails of various type. Big, small, mains and jobs. Here are a couple that appear to be small boats. Any ideas of what boat they are for?
You can temp tie the sail to the boom with small cord like para.
I can't tell but pic looks like he is about to tackle or really close to the wind. The sail is not really fully foiled.
My fave color combo on a scorpion.
Unable will install any hitch you want on any vehicle as long as its safe.
Here is just 1 of half dozen brands.
https://www.etrailer.com/vm/Audi/Q5/hitch
Sounds like its not a true autumn preview if you can't really inspect them. Its just me but I don't believe I would participate in that. Im a hands on see what I'm getting guy.
Ahhhhh. Still...I would just swing in and point windward, dump the sail.
Even the guy supposing to set the example was fighting lines all over and seemed to struggle.
Clear the decks, plan your landing/offloading.
I don't want to be too critical of the person in the videos, just the technique...
WTH???
Both these look like they've been drinking all day. Too much line and confusion on deck. Its not that hard.
I grew up launching and beaching in the Florida surf. Head in...steady...pull the dagger as needed , let the rudder come up ...hit the beach at same time let the sheet out fully...
If I were never going to pull it apart again I would use thixo or west 610 but if there is a possibility go with something like 4200 or 5200 in some cases.
Agree w tag. If I were to buy a trailer to haul a sunfish I would most definately buy a utility style and modify to a multi purpose. Also they are easier to sell when not needed. And very useful for lots of other things. More positives than a single use dedicated sunfish trailer.
Thanks Beeler2. I'm glad its over. Lol. Now I can teach the grandkids how to sail. That was the goal.. Thats the original 45 year old sail. Its on its last leg but I tried to preserve it. The tac and 3 more gromets were torn out and 2 holes repaired. I wish the fish was more visible.
I chose not to add a cleat but I like the obvious offload of the deck hardware benefit you get by that attachment point, so I tied a free standing haliard hitch with a loop instead to act as my cleat. I run the main haliard down through the loop and back up to truckers set up. Use the tail to...
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