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By Colin Harper · Posted
Very attractive vintage 10 thought to have been built in the 1960's. Planked wooden deck on blue fibre glass hull. In generally good condition but with a few minor blemishes on the hull as you would expect from a boat of this age. Has a set of modern sails on an aluminium mast and has a sail winch and rudder servo fitted so just needs Tx Rx and batteries to get you on the water. Can be seen and sailed at LMYC, Kensington. Priced to sell at £200. Contact Colin Harper on 07821 917657. -
By Mike Ewart · Posted
30pound fishing line is ample, I also use 3d printed ones on bigger boats, main thing is getting consistent tension on the fastenings try a 3mm rod taped to the mast and tie the lines tight over the rod then remove the rod before sailing -
By Mike Ewart · Posted
If you know the sizes you want most people with a 3d printer could print them for you, I have been using 3d printed ones for a few years on A class and 6metre yachts
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