I have just been given a Proctor mast and boom, which was the original for sn: 2040, the number on the mast is HA 4332, with the wealth of information out there, could somebody tell me what sails would fit and where would i get them, oh by the way the mast is Ali, which i guess most of you knew already.
Posted: 08/06/2006 19:47:47 By: Andy |
Andy,
Please could you apply the tape measure to your mast and boom and post the measurements on here in millimeters.
We're looking for :
Luff Length - the distance between the black band at the top of your mast (if any - otherwise the top of the sail track) and the gooseneck.
Foot Length - the distance between the black bands on your boom. If there aren't any just tell us how long your boom is.
Posted: 09/06/2006 10:15:46 By: Jon |
While we are on the subject does anyone have an old cheap ally boom which would replace the one on 1728 which has seen better days. Current sails have a 2500mm foot. I could pick it up at Tamesis or Tideway next week when I am down.
Tel 01651 872590 (evenings) or 01224 716640 (work)
Posted: 09/06/2006 10:39:31 By: Garry R |
hey Garry, I might have and old proctor boom lying in the garage if you want it, we'll be at Tideaway with 1018. Shane
Posted: 09/06/2006 18:33:32 By: Shane |
Hello Jon, as requested Mast 7262 or 23' 5" the boom 2750 or 9'
Posted: 09/06/2006 19:13:40 By: Andy |
That'll be overall; not to or between the Black Bands,(Marks!) if it is a mast made for a Merlin Rocket of a certain age and by Proctors there may well be a score round it about 15" above the heel indication the sheerline point, masts were usually provided overlength by Proctors to allow for difernt builders and different designs. A guess if it was made for a Merlin Rocket applying the above it is a 21' or 21'6" rig mast. Boom will be for transom sheeting and well overlength.
Posted: 10/06/2006 10:41:23 By: Rigger Mortis |