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You may find crew here. I'd be interested if I'm not being pulled another direction (optimism springs eternal). Worth a post at least when you're closer to doing it. -scott

New bow block and forward rails. All teak. Working my way back. Brian SV Windfall #275

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good points, Will. Trip by river would be long, but an adventure. I'd love to do it IF I can find the time, and a crew member to help lock through.... Other than spending a ton of money by paying for

We bought a second hand custom Triad trailer , built for a Tartan 27 about 5 years ago for $2000. It is wonderful, double axle, electric brakes. We hire a guy who has a “Duelly” (double axle) pick

T-27 is one of the heaviest 27s out there, coming up on 8k with much of anything aboard.?The river trip could be a looooong trip, but if you want to do it for the pleasure and experience as well, go

Well, I was just thinking about back in the late '60's how Tartan might have transported a new T-27 from Lake Erie to St. Pete. There were probably a few hot-shot commercial boat haulers back then who

That is not a bad idea John. I have a cradle for #328 that we bought used for somewhere < $2k and it is big and heavy and could hold a larger boat. If you can figure out how to stablize a cradle on a

Reed, I used to live in the Albany NY area and a very good person to ship with is Adam who owns Reets boatworks http://www.reetsboatworks.com/ http://www.reetsboatworks.com/ . He normally builds

thanks. I started looking at the big national companies, but didn't think to look at small local companies.

Hey all I built a trailer out of an old RV trailer frame that was given to me. Bought a harbor freight flux core wire welder and some steel from a fencing company. Got the measurements of of my boat

So if you are willing to buy a trailer and do not own a truck, consider renting a truck. I was faced with similar situation and found a local rental place who offered a "full size" pickup truck for

HI Bill, We bought our T-27 with a trailer...and sold the trailer after delivery. At that time...2012...I saw a number of T-27 trailers asked for/offered. The price was around $2000...a lot less than

Still trying to figure out the same thing right now, but moving from Berkeley to Albany. Hauling companies are quoting the neighborhood of $5500 which I'm not opposed to but money is money and I am

looking for ideas on how to transport from Peoria IL to St. Petersburg FL... Sailing through the river system is probably too long a trip for me right now, but might reconsider in the fall if no other

Although now that I think about it, the very end of the boom did occasionally hang up on the backstay when gybing but it was minor and didn't affect or wear on the sail. The PO had a new sail made to

Thanks !?? Ron #699 --

As a previous owner of a T27-2 (1978, hull 660), the boom had been raised by a PO to accomodate a standard height bimini. I don't know the exact measurement, but attaching pics. Looks to be maybe as

If you are afraid of gybes, consider preventers and possibly a boom brake...Will