I just tore up the mainsail on my 1985 H34 and I'm hoping someone can point me towards a good source for a new one. I actually live in the Philadelphia area.
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Bacon
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Baconsails.com ` Since 1959 Bacon's has provided the sailing community world wide with the finest in new and used sails. Our long term commitment to quality service and integrity has placed us at the forefront of this industry. Stop back often and watch our site grow, or if you are in Annapolis, MD stop by our showroom and look at our huge inventory of over 10,000 sails in stock! We also feature a large selection of new and used boat deck parts. Looking for new or used sails? Have any sails you would like to sell? call: 410-263-4880. Let us turn your spare sails into cash! Bacon & Associates, Inc. 116 Legion Ave. Annapolis, MD 21401 410-263-4880 shop hours: Mon-Fri 10am-5:30pm EST
Shop here on the HOW site!
Mike: Price out your sail here on the HOW site. They have had many happy owners purchase their sails from here. It also supports the site.
Mike: Price out your sail here on the HOW site. They have had many happy owners purchase their sails from here. It also supports the site.
Another sailmaker
close to you is: Moorhouse Sailmakers Inc. across the river in Lumberton NJ call them at 609-518-0100 I just ordered a new jib from them. Also I have the original sail from our H34 1984 if you want, I can sell that to you for a small amount,( to finish out the season)
close to you is: Moorhouse Sailmakers Inc. across the river in Lumberton NJ call them at 609-518-0100 I just ordered a new jib from them. Also I have the original sail from our H34 1984 if you want, I can sell that to you for a small amount,( to finish out the season)
Ulmer Skelley
Check with Ulmer Skelley in Havre DeGrace, Md. I know they do a lot of work on Hunters because the Tidewater Hunter Dealer is close by in town. I've been using them for 20 years and had really excelent work including a loose footed main custom measured for the boat and two Genoas plus various yearly upkeep work.
Check with Ulmer Skelley in Havre DeGrace, Md. I know they do a lot of work on Hunters because the Tidewater Hunter Dealer is close by in town. I've been using them for 20 years and had really excelent work including a loose footed main custom measured for the boat and two Genoas plus various yearly upkeep work.
Jkksail
Tell me more about your sail. If you prefer, you can reach me at mjfinley@adamsbickel.com
Tell me more about your sail. If you prefer, you can reach me at mjfinley@adamsbickel.com
I have a main sail...
...from an '88 Legend 37 that was blown out at the first reef and professionally repaired. It is Dutchman-fitted (2 control lines). I had it cleaned and fully-repaired before that at Sail Care. I'm not sure what is required to make it fit a 34, but a sailmaker may let you know. It is for sale and I can be reached thru this web site.
...from an '88 Legend 37 that was blown out at the first reef and professionally repaired. It is Dutchman-fitted (2 control lines). I had it cleaned and fully-repaired before that at Sail Care. I'm not sure what is required to make it fit a 34, but a sailmaker may let you know. It is for sale and I can be reached thru this web site.
I have ... Paul
As I understand it, Paul (and you may know this better than me) what matters is the luff or dimension up the mast and the foot or length along the boom. The sail can be a little small in either or both dimensions but it can't be too big. If it's too big, I don't think it's worth it to have it cut.
As I understand it, Paul (and you may know this better than me) what matters is the luff or dimension up the mast and the foot or length along the boom. The sail can be a little small in either or both dimensions but it can't be too big. If it's too big, I don't think it's worth it to have it cut.
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