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Jim, Is this the blue T27 I see moored in 5 Mile River? Scott Rosasco

Hi Keating, I have one on Long Island that is for sale. email brian@... to discuss Thanks Brian

Jim, Many Thanks. Keating

Hi Bowie, Thanks for the quick reply.? I will save your email and contact you when I am ready to sell.? I have had the boat for 40 years, and though it is showing its cosmetic age (as am I) I have

Hi Jim, I'm on the Eastern Shore Maryland. On the east coast. Thank for the response. To far to share but may be interested in buying next year depending on the boat. Thanks, Keating -- Bowie

Hi Keating, Can you let me know where you are located, or how far you will travel?? I have hull number 123 in Norwalk CT that I want to sell sometime next year but might share sailing this

G10 or laid up with epoxy. If starting from scratch a 316 ss spine, cousa and 1708 cloth.? Add encapsulated lead as needed. Make a layer of carbon fiber. No Kevlar. Poor adhesion to resin. Or in the

Hello, Looking to purchase a first generation in good to very good condition. Prefer East Coast. Thank you, Keating

Warren, I think that is a capitol idea: building a replacement centerboard out of G-10.?? The outlay for a 2' x 4' section of .5" G-10 would be fairly substantial but ought to be enough material to

The more I play with the G10 idea, the more I like it. ? I’m guessing at the board dimensions, but roughly 5’ x 2’ x about 1” max, less in many areas. ? So about 10 board feet, more-or-less.

Maybe a silly question, but has anybody considered fabricating a new centerboard out of solid G10? ? Yes, I’d still epoxy it, and yes, it would be initially expensive; but no, it would never

Look at this: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=HlPbUn4Mz8w

I have often wondered about companies that fab rudders. (Seen a few in the mags) they might be able to make a board for a whole lot less. John

$2300.00 for a new one.? | | | | | | | | | | | Tartan 27 - Centerboard — Tartan Parts Replacement centerboard for your Tartan 27. 116 pound fiberglass construction with steel core,

I’ll second what Scott has said. ?Unfortunately, my recollection differs as to the price of a new centerboard: ?back in 2010 a new one from Tartan was around $1400, and I’m sure it’s only

The centerboard gives the race crew more fun things to do as you round the mark on to the downwind leg! Thought I guess you put a ciderblock on the uphaul and tell them it's the

Anything can be fixed. "Fixed" sometimes means having a new whatever fabricated. As I'm sure you've read, check the corner of the board where it pivots and check the pivot pin. That

I tried a repair on #226 and decided to buy a new board. 8 years ago it was about $400, I have heard they are much more now. Many sail without the board just fine. John Bailey

I was given! #610 in the fall, and worked on her through the winter to get her up ready for this summer. When the boat was in the travelift on the way to being launched, I had the centerboard lowered,

Possible single points of failure are shore power/charger, fuse, the pump, the float, wiring, switch, and battery. The fuse is about the only thing I haven't had problems with but other people often