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ksmith4312, I am not an engineer and barely a mathematician with only a BA in the subject but I know a little about physics and construction. I would prefer to put chain plates outside on the hull

I ve been mulling over shrouds. I have seen a thread about placing the chainplates outboard. Was wondering about moving them inboard to the doghouse? Any tech guys about the pro or cons. Hull 442

Brian, Thank you very much for your information. All was just where you said. The reason I did not find it the first time is because the manual bilge pump intake house was misplaced leaving a lot of

Capt, not a problem.The photo of your boat is mighty handsome don't we all wish to have one that nice looking.I do know there are some gauges in this package deal but yet to know which ones are in

Sid: My boat is running fine and I do not have a specific need in mind but I will like to see the inventory when you get it. I am assuming you may want to sell some of it. My tach sometimes acts up so

Sidney, I'm in the market for 3/4 inch stainless rub-rail, if he has any! Billy Ray Davis Scarlett #79 C803 600 7831 Sidney Cullison <sidneycullison@...> wrote: Capt Armando,what information

Capt Armando,what information would you like?If you want to know what he has,he's making a list for me as I have offered to buy everything he has and would be glad to assit you with a needed part.I do

Capt Armando,what information would you like?If you want to know what he has,he's making a list for me as I have offered to buy everything he has and would be glad to assit you with a needed part.I do

Is here mor information regarding the dealer with new old parts.? Ambler 555

T27Owners group members: For some reason several valid replies to various topics by a few of you end up in the yahoo group's 'potential spam' folder. I have no idea why this is happening as all of

Capt Warren,Thanks for reply.To tell a long story short,I found a brand new old stock hatch in the box.The price stamped on the box $37.10 and thats all the guy charged plus shipping which was more

Capt Warren,Thanks for reply.To tell a long story short,I found a brand new old stock hatch in the box.The price stamped on the box $37.10 and thats all the guy charged plus shipping which was more

If there are any parts of things that you might need for the boat, I suggest that you place a free ad in the Tartan 27 website for your needs. I have seen a lot of things that were very supportive to

Chris, Thanks for the leads. I'll check it out. Scarlett will go on Lake Murray outside Columbia, SC (Columbia Sailing Club) in the next couple of months, hopefully. It has been a two year process, so

Check with McMaster Carr. They are online and sell a lot of things. They should have what you need. Otherwise, call Hamilton Marine in ME. They are on the web. They might have a piece the length you

Everyone, As I finish the restoration on Scarlet #79, from her once sorry state, I find a need about 6 feet of stainless 3/4 inch rub-rail. If any of you have some left over from prior projects let me

Chris et al, I found some PHRF information via US Sailing. The link is below and then click on High/Low Mean Ratings and scroll down to Tartan 27. A PHRF of 234 appears to be the avarage for a sloop

I don't much about the ratings, but there is a file on the group website Spec Tartan27.pdf that shows PHRF approx 234. --Bill #327 ___________

Thank you for checking, Warren. That measurement doesn't agree with mine. My sink is 13" by 17.5". So I'll find another solution. The other day I was at Home Depot and they had a line of fiberglass

Capt. Sidney, I've found my old hatch, and as expected, the fiberglass is in pretty good, not fantastic, condition, but the translucent part is shot---crazed, scratched, and actually broken.?? The