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Thanks for the heads up on the tabernacle pin to be removed prior to sailing, I was hoping the wanderers mast could be rotated on the pin for "shooting bridges" as I have a few to negotiate in my

Did you have an outboard on the back? Or a lot of weight toward the back of the boat? Water can come in through the drain flaps at the back and flood the boat in those cases. I’ve taped mine closed.

Hi The tabernacle pin must be removed after raising the mast. This is to allow the correct bend in the mast when the kicker is tightened. My self bailers are also leaking. You can get replacement

Hello, New to all things Wanderer related! I've just bought myself a Hartley Wanderer W1639, 2010 vintage. First question, when rigging the mast can the tabernacle pin remain in position when the

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Hi all, does anyone know the sheave size for an Anglo Marine Wanderer proctor mast? I want to replace the masthead one and 3 at the base but hoping to go to the boat with parts ready rather than make

The normal procedure with the Wanderer is to reef the main and furl the genoa. As this brings the centre of pressure in the sails back, lift the centreboard half way when going to windward to get a

Jonathan When you have done the repair around the mast step and bottom of the front tank I would suggest trying a pressure test to check tanks are then air tight. Some soapy water around the tank

Hi folks, Some years ago when I sailed a Firefly, a 12ft very light boat. I found that she would sail very well in strong winds (F5 to F6) single handed under jib only, even to windward, though

Perfect, thank you. I've got some 50mm glass tape and epoxy so I'll try that. Sent from Outlook for Android<https://aka.ms/AAb9ysg> ________________________________ Sent: Tuesday, 21 March 2023, 09:25

Hi Jonathan, When I did the hog/mast step repair on mine it was apparent that there wasn't much glue holding the inner lining to the hull on the port side, hence water in the bottom of the boat got

Hi all, I'm hoping that someone is able to help with a pressing issue on my Anglo Marine Wanderer 910. My brother and daughter sailed it yesterday and after a full day of sailing, capsized it on the

Glad it helps. Just remember to be accurate with the length as there's a lot less adjustment in a cascade kicker.... Get Outlook for Android<https://aka.ms/AAb9ysg> ________________________________

Johnathan, Thanks very much for your response. The photo really helps: good tip about making a pattern. I think I can even make out the lengths from the rule in the photo. Regards, Neil

Hi Neil, we cruise only so we've not tried to stay in class, so have built a 16 to 1 in wire with the last part in rope for handling. But you could use the 3 to 1, then double it twice with a cascade.

Hi Jonathan, t hanks for the information which will be useful if we decide to go this way. Regards Adrian

Jonathon Class rules allow for a 16:1 kicker and don’t specify the material so you wire kicker is in class, as long as it is cleated at the mast or lead back to the thwart. Regards Mike

Should have added, set it up with the screws facing the same way as the mast and boom fixings so it isn't twisted when you put it on the boat. Get Outlook for Android<https://aka.ms/AAb9ysg>

Hello All, Has anyone experience of making a 12:1 kicker? I plan to make one, not because I think I necessarily need one, but because it seems like a fun thing to do. I have an Anglo Marine boat with

Hi Adrian, I can't answer about the GRP centreboard, but I have restored a wooden board if that helps. Remove the leading edge and replace with brass rod. Embed that with glass tape and epoxy. Then