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Glenn, I have a very good mainsail with much life left in it. I have a newer one now.?Here is a recent pic. Outhaul is a little too taught here. Solid and built by North. Sail sets very well. If

Hello All, I blew out my mainsail yesterday. The sails were old but it was still shocking to see the threads and the sail in two tattered pieces. I was gusting up pretty good right when I was

Yes. In the San Juan Islands.

In Washington State?

Oops, realized this is a different thread. I have a t27 for sale in Washington.

She is. Let me know if you have any questions or would like to set up a showing. Cheers Jon

Is she still for sale? Keating 443-994-2306

Hi Patrick, T27 #273 beat you to it. FYI? There are a bunch of used copies on Amazon for around $10.??It is a good read.? And Google Maps is a good source to see satellite views of all the

Appreciate the suggestion. I took second once in light airs where other boats didn't know to slack outhaul for a more full draft and ironically their non-blown-out sails were working against

Scott, The? loose footed full battened main sail I bought from Rolly Tasker (thesailwarehouse.com).? ?I seem to recall that it cost me about $1800 - that must be almost 10 years ago though.The

Dave,I would love to read this!!!!!Patrick McGoughSent via the Samsung Galaxy Note20 5G, an AT&T 5G smartphone

Good read. In the winter. Summer is for sailing!! Steve Bufe Wolfington body company Cell 610.308.5657

That is such a great book! I have a copy and recommend it to anyone with a T-27 or who is familiar with the Long Island Sound area. Bailey wrote for the New Yorker for years, so the book is nicely

Hi Cleaning house and found the book "The Coast of Summer" Sailing New England Waters from Shelter Island to Cape Cod by Anthony Bailey.? Published 1994. The book is about his adventures sailing his

Ooops, that was supposed to be to Pinneaple Sails. -scott

Hello, I'm shopping for new mainsails for this old Tartan 27! Some medium weight suitable for our winds but not necessarily cruising weight. P: 30.50 ft, E: 13.50 ft, from sailboatdata. Two

Hello, Anyone have a good used mainsail up for sale? Mine has a big potbelly. Boom isn't original (the bodge job on the gooseneck was a give-away) and the foot is now 3/8" boltrope but I can have

Hi Scott,I rebuilt the toe rails probably 37years ago, and made them bigger and more robust.? If you need some ideas or more pix let me know.? Nice to know you have a similar model.? I have put a

Jim, A friend of mine owns the J27 moored in front of you. I took a few photos of yours last year to compare to our T27 #270, with respect to restoring the toerails. Scott Rosasco

Yes, it is named Morgenfrau.....you know it??