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fnhspartan, Take a look in the FILES area for a new tiller diagram. I believe the third hole you are looking at is actually the post for the kick-up spring. Wayne <marquette_93@h...>

Hello, This email message is a notification to let you know that a file has been uploaded to the Files area of the sunfish_sailor group. File : /Diagrams and Pictures/Tiller.gif

Hi John, How's the boat now that you've been sailing with the proper rudder? Getting any teaching time in on the Sunfish or just sailing the Hobie? You've been awful quite since you got your new

Howdy, Auction fever at it's best.... http://tinyurl.com/kejn Note the current bid, the shipping charges, insurance, and the price if this item purchased new. ...also check out the "Other Items

Hi Blent, Sounds like you had a great holiday. For teaching youngsters I have rigged my boat with a becket block in the outer position. This allows one extra wrap in the mainsheet and reduces

After a 2 weeks holiday I turned back to my office. But it was good season. The wind was so good, sunshine was allright. This was the first time I ride SuperSunfish, we had some problems for

Howdy everyone, Sorry 'bout the Spam. Too bad the mosquito spray doesn't work on these people too. As I understand it "sailboattrade.com" is a front for a hokey dating service. Just delete their

I have an 'early style' tiller and rudder assembly available for $95 + shipping. let me know if you are interested and I'll provide further details and photos. No sense in reinventing the

I'm making some parts for my Sunfish's maiden voyage and could use some help. Anybody got the dimensions of a simple tiller and extension? They must be just two narrow boards pivoting on a single

I'll do that.hopefully he'll have a name for it, I'll ask him when I head over that way _________________________________________________________________ MSN 8 with e-mail virus protection

Ken, Well, quite the enigma. Could be an old Sunfish with all the markings gone and a replacement sail?? I'm not exactly in the neighborhood so it would be a bit of a trek for me to look-see. If you

Hi Wayne, there are no id tags on it, but it looks identical to the sunfish next to it, if the sail didn't have the big M on it, I'd have gone on thinking it was a sunfish. sorry no pictures,

Hello merc2dogs, Welcome ! Whew, that's a new one on me.... M(flower) - Miss Daisy? Mystery Flower? Morning Flower? Magic Flower? Morning Glory? Monkey Flower? Montgomery Wards? Any Hull

Hello, new to the site, located two boats that I plan to buy, one is definately a sunfish, but the other I am unsure of, and was wondering if someone here could help me out. It looks like a

Hi Gail .... Yeh, the lake is pretty neat. It is about 7 miles long and a half- mile across. Depth is about 90 feet in some places ..... so not much trouble with the weeds once you are out a bit.

Hey JM, Just cheap ol' polyester from Hobby Lobby. Lifetime supply for 99 cents. (good for tying flies too if you get the right color) If it gets wet it dries quick enough.... usually by the time I

Dear JM, That lake sounds like Sunfish heaven to me! We have a couple of dammed up wide spots in rivers around here with that speed limit and it DOES keep the jet skiis and power boats away ...

Hi Wayne ..... Interesting point on the sensitivity of the cassette tape. I agree that it is pretty sensitive... but in "nearly non-existent wind" situations, I find that, if the tape flutters, and

JM, That tel-tail is about the best idea since sliced bread. A commercial version is out there too, but like you say this one only cost about 10 cents. I found the cassette tape was a bit too

If any of you are sailing your Sunfish without a "Tell-Tail" (a wind indicator), I highly recommend that you try making the one shown on WINDLINE. It is easy to make .... and works really great! The