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I think one of the 2002 issues of Wooden Boat Magazine had a design article
by Ted Brewer in which he gave some reasons for preferring keel stepped masts. Don't recall what they were though. "Parallax" wrote in message om... I have heard ppl say they would only have a keel stepped mast on an offshore boat. Why? A well built deck stepped mast is as strong as a keel stepped one and easier to put up or down. If either loses a stay, it is coming down in a hurry? I fail to see the reason for this odd preference. |
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