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Jim and All, I posted a response to your original question about "U" shaped gasket I had seen which fit your needs at West Marine. Now that I think about it I actually saw the product on the shelf at

Why not just call Tartan and ask what it was and where they might have gotten it? I know that hull #71 has a raised fiberglass lip and wooden hatches in the cockpit. It sort of self-seals to the point

Hi Jim, Ok, so you got me there. What about using a cut up bicycle inner tube and Life caulk or similar to attach it in the grooves under the hatch and lazarettes? I doubt you will find a replacement

To All, Thanks to all for the input on the trim issue. Since I wrote this, I have cruised around the web a bit, and found that my nomenclature was a little off. I should have not called it "trim."

I would really like to know where to find the NON-TEAK replacement for this. Southern Horizon (hull #257) had a piece broken off the port side this fall during a storm--. Thanks for any help Robbie

Jim, I certainly miss the old website and several of the old T27 owners who knew and shared so much have moved on to other boats and situations so don't count on input from them. The rest of us will

Jim, If I understand the initial question correctly the teak 'trim' that covers the fiberglass hull-deck joint is usually called a rub rail or toe rail. I have had to replace sections of this in the

Dibbsjim, I found replacement molding available at West Marine. As yet I haven't bought it as I am a month or two away from that project. The "U" shaped produce I saw at West appears to be the same as

Unfortunately, T-27.com doesn't get much use.... If you have projects or info to share I'd be happy to post it. We have 29 members registered on T-27.com. If nobody is interested in using it I can

As a great user of the last web site, I am certainly glad that someone else has the skills, enthusiasm and time to start another one. Thanks!!! I am repairing my deck and would like to replace the

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Hello All Check out FILES.. For ' Inventory Estimate'. Caleb mentioned how to upload to the File Section.Thanks. If you are interested in any sails on the list -Please Email me directly.

Hi: I have Triumph, hull 678, and need to replace all my side portlights. Aside from leaking, they are crazed. Were they acrylic? What to use to replace? Is Lexan a good choice. What thickness? I

Janny Am interested in sails. Thanks Mike lotusdandy <jfilley8@...> wrote: Hello All I have a complete Sail Inventory for a T27 of 6 sails up for sale.They have been rated by a local loft w/

Please send the excel sheet for sails. Thanks, Gerry Donnelly To: T27Owners@...: jfilley8@...: Mon, 7 Jan 2008 20:01:51 +0000Subject: [T27Owners] Sail Inventory!!! Hello

Paul, Thanks for the encouragement and prompting in replacing my chainplates. Boy am I glad I cut the boogers out!!!! After agnoizing over how to do it for months and with what tool I finally managed

Hello All I have a complete Sail Inventory for a T27 of 6 sails up for sale.They have been rated by a local loft w/ estimated values. If you are interested please Email me , and I will send you the

Hello everyone. I am wondering if any of you have outfitted your T-27 with a sea hood over your companionway. I know I could build one but I'm wondering if anyone knows of a hood that is from another

--- In T27Owners@..., Armando Morell <morell_21114@...> wrote: > > I also went with tinted lexan some time ago and it > works well. > > Getting ready to install a CDI furler. > Any

I also went with tinted lexan some time ago and it works well. Getting ready to install a CDI furler. Any comments? Good or bad review on this brand? Ambler Hull 555 1974 --- Marty Levenson