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Rick, Do you have the original cooling tower style winches? How about the flat handles for them? Let me know. Michael

Hi Rick. Are there hank on or for a roller furling? Thanks.. Dave David Smith Professor of Art Edgewood College www.farmandfire.com www.artaxis.com ________________________________ Sent: Saturday,

Mast, boom, standing rigging, stanchions with lines, tiller, sails, teak cockpit sole, etc.. reasonable prices..

I have very usable working jib and genoa with no tears from my Tartan 27 for cheap; $25 each.

Yes a nipple would be required. It is a compromise. Connections below the water line. You could run a pipe from the reducer up to the winch and skip the smaller hose. Then we could discuss the best

Jeremy, Do you have a West Marine near by where you live? Most larger West stores have that tool set-up on a workbench that you can use for free. I just made a bridle for my whisker pole and swaged 8

I like the idea of filling the hole and redrilling, but I believe I would try to mix in some chopped fiberglass to the epoxy along with fumed silica. They sell it but for that little volume you could

But wait! There is more! It seems that the nico-press fitting that Tartan sent me is too skinny for my needs -- it is small enough to slip through the hole at the top of the centerboard. There is an

Most west marine stores have a nicro press swage tool you can use for free -- Carl Damm DAMSELv 1976 #593 Stuart Fl

What a great thread of emails on center board stuff this is. Our T27 #196 has been on the hard for many a year waiting for her time to sail again. Life got in the way and now just some time and $. My

I'm working on something similar. I have a 1" diameter UHMW-PE rod arriving in the mail today. - jeremy

Thanks, I'm thinking of coming up with some sort of guide to insert in the tube something like this

On mine, the ID of the pennant tube is approximately 0.834" or 21.18mm. That is actually the OD of a tube I filed down so that it just barely fit inside the existing tube. - jeremy

Can anyone tell me what the inner diameter of the tube is? Steve Bufe Wolfington body company Cell 610.308.5657

I guess I was lucky? Or did they mistakenly not swage your cable? You might give them a call, or take it to a rigger who might charge $20 or so.... Marty ? sent by carrier pigeon ?

They sent me the cable and the stainless steel nicro-press crimp -- but they did not install the crimp onto the cable. If they had sent the cable pre-crimped that would have helped a lot!

Hello! I did this a couple years ago. Tartan sent me a cable with a loop swaged onto one end. Is that what you have? The cable goes through the small hole on the aft edge of the board and loops back

Ahoy! It sounds like I should be fine using the 1/8" cable that Tartan sent me. A previous owner had installed 3/16" on my boat, but it is not clear that is really advantageous. It sounds like, in the

Hello, Mine is 1/8" wire on the centerboard. I wind up replacing mine every 4 years, since by then it develops "meat hooks". I had to replace the winch, and went with the smallest diameter I could

The limiting factor for centerboard cable is the diameter of the drum onto which the wire rope is spooled at the top. This is also why you should absolutely only use the recommended 7 x 19 stainless