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New (to me) laser :)
- Thread starter groove
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Kris Styes
New Member
Welcome:
After a 10 year absence, I am a returning Laser member and sailing again.
Nobody seem to care about my 'dumb' questions. I like that.
Kris
Hutchinson, Kansas
After a 10 year absence, I am a returning Laser member and sailing again.
Nobody seem to care about my 'dumb' questions. I like that.
Kris
Hutchinson, Kansas
perlSailor
New Member
I'm new to Lasers too, got mine (faded '73) in July. It is a bit of a project still so I have not had it in the water yet, but itching to do so. Groove, yours looks pretty nice, what year is it?
I was psyched to be able to repair the sail this past weekend. It had a huge tear along one of the seams which required a long patch with lots of stitching. I had originally thought it was unsalvageable which would have been a pity since it was the original and class legal. Next step is the hull. It needs a second inspection port so I can clean out the sand and old styrofoam to replace with new flotation.
Groove, I also noticed the home made rack yours is sitting on. Looks useful and not too complicated. Does it have wheels for dollying? I am thinking of building a rack that would slide into the bed of our pickup truck. That way I will not need a trailer. Curious to hear how yours works.
Best luck to you both.
Thanks,
Shaun
I was psyched to be able to repair the sail this past weekend. It had a huge tear along one of the seams which required a long patch with lots of stitching. I had originally thought it was unsalvageable which would have been a pity since it was the original and class legal. Next step is the hull. It needs a second inspection port so I can clean out the sand and old styrofoam to replace with new flotation.
Groove, I also noticed the home made rack yours is sitting on. Looks useful and not too complicated. Does it have wheels for dollying? I am thinking of building a rack that would slide into the bed of our pickup truck. That way I will not need a trailer. Curious to hear how yours works.
Best luck to you both.
Thanks,
Shaun