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If anyone is interested, I have a "74 T27, in VERY good condition in Hudson Fla, I will be selling quite soon.... Blurise2@... <wrsteinesq@...> wrote:

Stefan, I was happy to read of your proposal for the Sag Harbor boat, and sorry you and your grandson missed out. ?I may have a solution for you, albeit one requiring a whole lot of work. ? I

*Thanks for the update. 'Tis the way it goes. I hope the new owner finds her in the condition as described.* *It is sad, when we old sailors have to haul down the main and find another activity.

?Just as an FYI, I got an email today from the owner that the boat is gone. Sailed away.

I am definitely interested in your vessel. I've owned a T27 and sailed her East Coast for years. In addition I sailed on her as "co-pilot" with my 18 year old son. His Solo trip... Cape Cod to

Know someone looking for a boat? Sag Harbor Long Island NY. Text following the link was sent to me when I inquired about

Has anyone removed the rudder?? Any tricks to it?? I'm not sure how it comes out

Thanks for the information.? I'm guessing that I have to pull the rudder and check everything closely.? Not something to mess with. Oh, and I typed the hull number wrong, I'm 660.? Thanks again

I had heard a similar creak a few years ago. Just before the start of a race, I noticed my tiller had split at the rudder-post connection. It was starting to separate length-wise (like an alligator

This past weekend we were out sailing in about 20 knots and a great deal of weather helm.? While holding the tiller over with a fair amount of force I heard some "creaking" or clicking when putting

OK. My hangup is going to be the transport if I can't get this guy to do it. I know I can't throw it on the top of my car.

I am aware of that. However an anchor light at the top of the mast is 360 degrees. I will assume, based on replies, that it was not original equipment.

Also, this is only the mast because the stainless rigging stays are in my basement and are not costing me anything to store. I would include the spreaders for you. Want to make sure we're on the same

The scrap value is about $100. That's all I'd be looking for. Is that OK?

Any steaming light (masthead light in Colregs) is 225 Degrees [email protected]> wrote:

I would love to have it. I'm going to see if I can get a ride for it from a boat hauler going that way.

The mast is at my club; Housatonic Boat Club in Stratford Conn.. Thanks for the interest. Rick (203)287-0283 rickg1952@...

Rick,Where are you ?

[email protected] | Photo I hope that link works.? It is a photo from the groups.io website of the interior of a late 1960's interior.? The boat/folder name is "491". Original steaming light was

I'm getting ready to cut up my perfectly good Tartan 27 mast for scrap $$ to avoid storage fees. If anyone is in need, feel free to contact me. Thanks, Rick