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On Thu, 08 Apr 2004 19:14:39 GMT, Jack Dale
wrote: I have heard stories, uncorroborated, of keel-stepped masts carrying away the coach roof during dismasting. Me, too. But if the choice is a big hole in the roof or a big hole at the waterline....G There are probably well and poorly designed keel and deck stepped masts. A good solid step and a well engineered compression post are necessary on a deck-stepped mast. Absolutely. This is key in anything, and from what I've seen of them, I wouldn't sneer at a Pacific Seacraft for a second. I simply indicate a slight personal preference that, if not met, would in no sense be a deal breaker. Of course, I always like stowing stuff in hammocks secured to the keel-stepped mast, too...G R. |
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