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Greg and Caleb: I really appreciate your comments. I have done most of the things I could think of as you are are correctly suggesting to flatten the and de-power the main. This are the things I will

There's a lot you don't tell us Armando, so it's really difficult to make any observations that might be helpful. OTOH, this is the interweb - any advice you get is worth what you pay, so here goes .

Armando, I have hull #328 and we experience some weather helm when close hauled as well.? One thing that can help is playing with the centerboard so it is better than half way up (eg., pointing

People: I got a few questions regarding balance of Hull 555. I am experiencing a lot of weather helm when it gets above 15 mph. I am thinking the shape of my main is blown out but I am not sure. 1) Is

True that, Peter. But Jamestown wants $280 for a 2x3 sheet of 1/2", which is the smallest size they carry, and requires shipment by common carrier. McMaster-Carr sells a 2x2 sheet of 1/2" for $108,

Jamestown Distributors also carries this fiberglass plate ...it is called G10. It is very useful when re-building older boats.

wrote: Chris If there is a metal fabricator in your area that might be your best bet. I had 12 backing plates made last year along with two replacement centerboard pivot pins for $30.00 Oh and they

Chris - you might want to check out the FRP available on page 3479 of the McMaster-Carr <http://www.mcmaster.com/> catalog.

My error did not know there was another email address involved. --- In T27Owners@..., "wymanut" <jackwyman@...> wrote: want off with new is

Hello ksmith4312, I emailed you twice off-line asking for your mailing address so I could mail you the screens, but no response so far. If you still want the screens, just let me know where to send

Hey Brian, I just had my boat trucked in we launched on the ramp at my club. It was a steeper ramp and the guy who hauled my boat had a Hydraulic trailer and that was effortless. I know people who

...a necessity with our older beloved pocket yachts. However, ponder for a moment the pleasures our t27's bring. Here is an anecdote and a reference. Anecdote - I was winterizing my T27, hull 47 (I

You might want to consider hiring someone to move your boat and block it at home.

Just taking a poll here. It's painting time for my boat. I'm wondering what others have used on the deck? My deck was repainted by the PO and it's coming off in pieces now which is rather unsightly. A

Richard, you are fast, I just posted it on Craigslist Boston. I am posting this for a friend as I already own a T27 and don't need another. The boat is sound, I checked it out before, but it is a

This just popped up on Craigs List... http://boston.craigslist.org/gbs/boa/447087525.html Of course There is no such thing as a free boat... --------------------------------- Building a website is a

Steve, I don't think I've ever seen a real picture of the Yawl, just drawings. If you have some you can post with her under sail I'm sure many of us would appreciate it. Billy Ray Davis Scarlett #79

All are great ideas, Another thought would be to go with a 100% hank on jib. I think 130, 150 Gennys are way to much sail anyways, unless your are racing. To: T27Owners@...:

Mike, if you have a furling system, why not just reef the sail instead of replacing it? HBH daiksan <daiksan@...> wrote: --- In T27Owners@..., "cusick58" <m.cusick@...> wrote: 170

170 fall Mike,, wasnt the original head sail about 130 mike