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Great story Scott - but I doubt that water pressure will work in this case. There are at least two blockages. One about ten feet down from the top, another about six feet up from the base and who

This is probably goofy and unhelpful, but I'm reminded of the frequently occuring problem of wetvac hose clogs, and the easiest way to clear them... running water through. If you run out of other

If it hasn't been in the water since 82, your rigging might be fine depending on how it was stored. That's 40 less years of outside exposure, shock-loading, and other problems that age the rigging and

I ran into this when trying to run the wires up the existing conduit in the mast. I was able to slowly push the obstructions further up the mast with some pressure on the snake. However, it eventually

The blocks might be styrofoam or something to keep the internal wires from slapping around making noise. Sharpen a pole and try to break through perhaps.

We unstepped the mast last fall and just now are getting around to upgrading the lights and wiring on the mast. To my surprise it seems that a snake cannot be run down the inside of the mast. There

There is a SS "strap" that lays across the mast head fitting. It takes the the head stay and back stay. And is secured by the three bolts in the top of the cap. The bail on the front of the cap

Thank You for all the info! definitely helps piecing these boxes and boxes of stuff together. My tangs for the shrouds are ~1ft below the top of the mast and are bolted thru 2 sheaves. I think when

Hey Jeff, I recently finished re-rigging #663. It's a bit pricey, but was worth the effort while I had the mast down. To the best of my knowledge, the standing rigging was original (over 40 years

#1 Anti chaf rubber belongs at spreader #2 Life lines #4 Shroud tang to connect shroud #5 316 stainless strap belongs over this mast head piece for fore and aft stays to

Jeff, There is a file in the "files" section of the groups.io page.? It contains an item called "information.htm" which I copied from an older T27 website.? What is good about it is that it has all

Hi All, I'm trying to make sense of the rigging that came with my boat and was hoping someone could shed light on it. This boat came with lots of extra parts that aren't necessarily from

The boat is on the hard in Cambridge, I'm in Royal Oak, hope to moor on Edge Creek off off Broad Creek.

KeatingWhere on the Chesapeake?? I am on Frog Mortar Creek off of Middle River.Patrick#079 (I think)Sent from my Galaxy

Carl, I just purchased 1975 Hull #618, she was a Great Lakes boat most of her life. She will be sailing the Chesapeake. Do you have any advise you can share on thru hulls ? I have read that it is

On my 1965 and 1975 the original thru hulls where pipe nipples threaded into the glass. A proper thru hull will have a skin fitting and a valve with a flange that is bolted to the hull. The thru hull

I have listed my beloved T27 for sale on craigslist and may post it elsewhere. (Advice welcomed!) Here is the link: https://newlondon.craigslist.org/boa/d/mystic-tartan-27/7493270901.html She was

Hi Kevin, I do not have very many pix right now as the boat is still under cover.? I have two attached, the engine when it was just installed, and one last fall.? The rest of the boat is stock with

Do you have pictures posted somewhere? [email protected]> wrote:

Hi All,It's time...."you have to know when to hold'em and when to fold'em'...and it is the time for us to sell our boat of 42 years sailed on Western Long Island Sound.? It is a type one '64 hull