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![]() From a Tayana 55 - I cannot identify this furler...
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#2
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![]() Hrmm, I'll take that as a "No".
It's obviously an older furler- it has a round aluminum luff extrusion that has rotated (about 90 degrees) in relation to the furling drum. The surveyor suggested repairing the staysail furler as opposed to simply replacing it altogether, I think it might be difficult to repair without knowing the maker! The jib furler is a new Furlex, and seems very satisfactory- ![]() Last edited by pkoken : 01-12-2007 at 09:28 AM. |
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![]() Is the extrusion load bearing or does it surround a load bearing wire? I know that some of the furlers with load bearing extrusions have been deemed not worth fixing -- Hyde Streamstay comes to mind...
Bob |
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![]() I believe there is a stay within the extrusion, but I am not sure- Is there a way for me to check (without disassembling the furler)?
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#5
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![]() Without knowing what it is, it is tough to comment...
Try to contact Rigrite (www.rigrite.com). These guys specialize in obsolete parts -- they stock parts for a few old furlers. Good luck, Bob |
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![]() This is just a guess, 1st would be an old Schaefer 2nd would be an old Hood. Sending a pic to either companies tech support would confirm.
good luck Jake |
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![]() Thanks a lot!
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