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My apologies, should have replied at the top of the message trail - am still an old school guy (and always learning it seems) when it comes to email. Gene #35

Mark, I had simil

Dave, where did you mount the unit? Starboard seat or do you have the cantilever bracket? the bracket is $75, and i was instead thinking about fabricating some old piece of pipe instead to fit the

Thanks for the response, guys. I guess in Texas we don't get enough really cold conditions for some of that knowledge to become an issue. Dick

I've never heard this but I guess it makes sense. When I singlehand frostbite, I'm usually wearing polypro just because it retains heat better. Gore tex on top of that if necessary. Also, an afternoon

As an Assistant Scout Master and camper -i was always taught Cotton Kills....especially when in cold weather or water. eg, when wool gets wet it at least retains heat. When my son and his scout troop

Back in April, I wan not involved in sailing so maybe you guys have seen this but I have a question about it so here is a link to it http://forums.sailinganarchy.com/index.php?showtopic=134291 . Read

I e-mailed a naval architect I knew about and asked his opinion on converting mine to deck-stepped and his reply was very encouraging. He basicly said what I had been thinking all along. Use the

My '87 model "B" is deck stepped. Check the photo gallery for the '87 brochure: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/s227classassociation/photos/album/488150805/pic/list No tabernacle; only a deck shoe. I

I have an ST4000 on Clio. Based on my experience, you'll be asking, "Why didn't I do this sooner?" An AutoHelm is a fantastic addition to any boat, ranking right behind a roller furler, IMHO. Just

Thanks, Rick. Great idea. Posted mine on the DB. ___________________ Dave S. s/v Clio 1987 S2 27, hull #80

added a DB for entering basic boat info

added a DB for entering basic boat info

Did i mention i picked up an AutoHelm 800 recently? $80.00 from an older gent at the club. have an existing cantilever mount, tiller bracket and power outlet, but not the cantilever bracket and

Thanks for the input. That's food for thought. I know of a naval architect/sailor I can e-mail. He's probably willing to advise me or direct me to someone who can. Dick

Welcome to the board! The J/22 has a deck stepped mast with aft swept spreaders. Add I think the J/95 does too. Having straight spreaders doesn't necessarily mean you can have the cap shrouds attached

After thinking about it some while sitting on the boat (with the mast down, the boat is in my back yard) I have begun to doubt that you can have a deck-stepped mast with swept-back spreaders. I hope

Welcome! Mine is keel stepped and after spending an hour plus trying to wrestle the mast in when I stepped it in August, I wish it was deck stepped! If you can find the right parts it shouldn't be

Congratulations and welcome to the group. We've had a lot of fun on our S2 27, and the info accumulating on the site has been very helpful. I've never pulled the mast on our boat (#50, keel stepped),

This is my third post and should have been my first. Hello, All. I just bought an '86 S2 27 from Jim Johnstone aka maajique in Austin, Tx. I plan to take it to the coast around the Houston area this