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First thing to do is stop calling it a daggerboard.

Good Evening, My cable for my daggerboard has rusted off. I am going to dive on her tomorrow to see if the board has dropped out of the trunk and is in the down position. Has anyone else had

It is a bit of an optical illusion.? The shaft is perfectly straight.? And is parallel to the back of the keel. It aligns with the rudder shoe/bottom pivot and runs perfectly straight hrough to the

-- Hi everyone, I am listing my tartan27 ADRI-ANNE #374. Some pics listed here on line and others at Good old Boat "Boats for Sale"? She sales like any T27 and could use someone ready to get some use

-- Hi everyone, I am listing my tartan27 ADRI-ANNE #374. Some pics listed here on line and others at Good old Boat "Boats for Sale"? She sales like any T27 and could use someone ready to get some use

I want to see the shaft and the angle through the rudder! If anyone has any pic of the rudder OFF the boat I would greatly appreciate!!!

I have assorted pictures.? Sort of a mishmash.? None of the entire rudder. What are you trying to visualize? -- Carl Damm DAMSELv 1976 #593 Stuart Fl

Hello Y'all,,, I am wondering if Anyone out there has a pic of a T27 Rudder OFF the boat??? Thank you in advance!! B

When I had my T27-2, the coupling failed. When I called Farymann dealer in US they said it is no longer available, and if they could locate one it would be about $600.00. So I had an adaptor made for

To close this out, I was able to locate both a used and new components in Germany. The used one has arrived and I'm still waiting on the new one. Either way, hoping to get back to the boat this

Lee, I found the link to the company that makes new flex couplers. Unfortunately it is in the Netherlands...but it looks to be a direct

After talking with West system and Brian (above), I've glued the existing part with g-flex 655. This is plan B. It's of course a temporary solution. I also have a CNC operator friend who has

Nice job scott elaborating on some of the field engineered options Glenn q

In theory the glass should come out from either side. In practice you may end up with inner and outer frames coming loose. It all will depend on the condition of the caulk. On our boat the whole

Lee, I had the same problem with the coupler after running over a crab pot with our T27. I was able to epoxy it back together. The piece was originally bonded together. Since mine was a clean break,

Alan, I could totally see someone by the dock with a circular saw cutting donuts out of old tire, and I think you're right that that would be a fantastic temporary fix, putting bolts through one

I'm not sure that this applies to your situation as most restricted channels require you have some mechanical assistance to move.? There is the idea of a "sweep oar".? A regular, or oversized oar

I'm certainly curious what other ideas the hive mind conjures. Tomorrow, I'm hoping to talk to a couple local machine shops.

I just wanted to say how appreciative I am of this community and different ideas. I do already have one machinist friend thinking of solutions. Your ideas may continue to help prime the pump. Let's

While I don't think I would be bold enough to put bolts all the way through those two steel flanges, I might just try a carefully crafted DIY get-around. I would try making a sandwich of several