Thanks for the advice. I have the stay off as it was replaced. I'm thinking of gettting a deck bag. Its mostly a pain when were're anchoring out. It's a pain to store below, if I can role it up and leave it attached to the stay in the bag I think that would work best for my needs.
Thanks again, Brandon Catalina 27 Mary Pearl Charleston SC On Sat, May 9, 2009 at 10:23 AM, Tim Millar <[email protected]>wrote: > > > Brandon, > We've had both rigs on my Sea Scout C27 #6254. Donation came with no jib - > just a 150 genny on the furler. The hanks work great, but it can make for > some exciting times on the foredeck. For safety I'm going back to the > furler, as some of my crew isn't really comfortable changing the big sail > underway for a J24 jib we were given. > > The older kids are fine with it, but I'm "signed for" everyone's safety. > > Be careful removing the rivets. My stay got nicked. It's being repaired now > so we can get the furler back aboard. In the meantime we used hanks on a > backup forestay. > > Tim Millar, Skipper > Sea Scout Ship 76 > Harwich Port, MA > > > Yea, I'm not sure what make it is. I was going to keep it an let it go > when I sell the boat but if you could use it that would work. I can get > you some pictures if you want. Where are you? I was going to drill the > rivets out of the foil so I could take it apart. Let me know what you think. > Brandon Snider > > > > -- Richard "Brandon" Snider 843-616-3124
