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1143
Hello, Has anyone replaced the traveler and car on their Corribee? Mine is pretty beat-up and is due for replacement. Same goes for the genua tracks and cars. ...
pjfeenstra
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Oct 1, 2006
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1144
Peter, I replaced the genoa tracks on Elektra. The orginal ones were the plywood type ones with an RWO traveller. I replaced them with barton tracks and...
ktdudette
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Oct 1, 2006
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1145
... rails ... sure if ... would ... We replaced the genoa tracks and cars with Barton 25mm gear (tracks 1.8mtrs long and the 25-100 cars)You could use the 20mm...
casulen
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Oct 2, 2006
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1146
Mark, We took the mast down the other day for the last time - I cannot stand the prospect of doing it again - heart attack material! Therefore my mind has...
Mike Auton
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Oct 3, 2006
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1147
Katie, Adrian, Thanks for the fast responses. Seems like your boats came with a better quality traveler ten mine ;). My genoa tracks are the plywood like ones...
pjfeenstra
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Oct 3, 2006
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1148
Hi Mike, If you are going to cut your mast with a hacksaw, get a couple good high speed blade ( will about £1) with no less than 24 teeth per inch (TPI) 32...
Leonarn Baddeley
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Oct 4, 2006
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1149
... stand ... give ... the ... it ... less ... Mike - I've been cutting aluminium pipe with a hand woodsaw for some time now, and would never consider using...
sae140
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Oct 4, 2006
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1150
Hi All, As I have also been thinking of having the chop, well on the mast anyway, one point... having a square section tabernacle and the boom sits alongside...
derekchipperfield
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Oct 4, 2006
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1151
... Whoops - a brain fart - if you're 'tabernacling' you may wish to make the cut at an angle .... Colin...
sae140
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Oct 6, 2006
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1153
... boom ... the ... tabernacle ... section ... Hi Derek What a very good question ..... When initially considering the options available for folding a mast, I...
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Oct 6, 2006
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1154
Hi everyone. I'm new to the forum and new to Corribees. Having looked at plenty of options I'm thinking of buying a Corribee over the winter (if I can find the...
toby_gunton
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Oct 6, 2006
12:26 pm
1155
Hi I'm also new to this forum and have been thinking about buying a Corribee, so would be interested in the answers. There's a bilge keeled Mk 2 at Bradwell...
Ian Clarke
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Oct 6, 2006
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1156
... Start at the bow and work backwards.... Bow roller fitting - should have a strap extending down the stem of the hull. If it hasn't it needs modifying, as...
srp01983
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Oct 6, 2006
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1157
Derek, That questioned entered my mind as well and is concerning me a little - I have already had wear points on my nice new sail and do not want anymore! Be...
Mike Auton
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Oct 7, 2006
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1158
Toby, Welcome. You might want to consider looking at a Junk, they are fantasically simple to sail with kids on board/single handed. I bought mine 2 years ago...
Mike Auton
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Oct 7, 2006
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1159
... winter ... Hi Toby along with all the good information already given regarding what to look out for,you could check out the Corribee Owners site(search ...
derekchipperfield
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Oct 9, 2006
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Hi Mike, You'll have read my other replies before now, and maybe made some sense out of it all? If you need some reason to carry on and chop the mast, just...
Mark
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Oct 11, 2006
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1161
Hi Derek, The simple answer is yes, where the edgers of the s/s sheet are welded. But it is not to the extent that anything is damaged. 4mm rope wrapped...
Mark
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Oct 11, 2006
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1162
Hi Colin, Thanks goodness you are an engineer! My own way of doing things certainly doesn't come from an engineering background. I had to ask a great many...
Mark
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Oct 11, 2006
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1163
Hi Mike, Just found this message, I suspect there are one or two more, but I'll answer this first. Yes, the hacksaw will be neater, but too hard for me to use....
Mark
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... certainly doesn't come ... to get an opinion as to ... tubes, I think they are ... back on the website. ... Hi Mark - seems you opted for what...
sae140
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Oct 12, 2006
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1165
Colin, Interesting - can I enquire as to your logic here? Mike...
Mike Auton
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Oct 12, 2006
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1166
Mark, FYI - The Junk Corri next to mine has a round tabernacle - was fitted from new. I might just go and nick his mast, now there's an idea!!! Mike ... ...
Mike Auton
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Oct 12, 2006
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1167
Mark, Any chance of emailing the info direct to me - want to start brain storming with some friends.... Mike ... I'll answer this first. ... two ends cannot...
Mike Auton
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Oct 12, 2006
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1168
Colin, I like the idea of a GRP cover - this is simple + that appeals to me! My friend is a product designer, so I am going to engage his brain on this and see...
Mike Auton
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Oct 12, 2006
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1169
Hi Mike, I also thought about an angled cut to the mast,basically it would part company easier when lowered i.e an upward cut from the front would allow the...
Derek Chipperfield
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Oct 12, 2006
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1170
... part company easier when lowered i.e an upward cut from the front would allow the top section to swing away and butt together when raised.....sorry Colin...
sae140
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Oct 12, 2006
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1171
Hi Colin and Mike, I have put the drawing and a couple of photos in the 'Photos' section. I have one or two other bits which may assist. The name of the firm...
Mark
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Oct 12, 2006
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1172
Colin, Would a plastic drain pipe fit over the tabernacle? Or some foam 'cheeks' and glass over that, so that it could be slipped up and down depending on...
Mark
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Oct 12, 2006
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1173
Hi all, My better half and I have bought a place in Cornwall (Carolyn is going back to her roots!) at StAnns a couple of miles from the river Taymar and 10...
Len Badeley
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