I need a new mast step for my 81 hunter 22. I just took it off and looked at it and it is in rough shape. Does anyone know where to get one or do I need to get a new mast and mast step. Although getting a new mast wouldnt be a bad Idea I really cant afford it right now
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Rig-rite?
Many if not most 70's and early 80's Hunters used Kenyon spars. And Rig-Rite still can supply those. On their website I see the spars but not the mast steps. So maybe a call to them? A friend bought a solid piece of aluminum at a salvage yard and had another friend machine it to shape. So that is another possibility.
Many if not most 70's and early 80's Hunters used Kenyon spars. And Rig-Rite still can supply those. On their website I see the spars but not the mast steps. So maybe a call to them? A friend bought a solid piece of aluminum at a salvage yard and had another friend machine it to shape. So that is another possibility.
Kenyon Web Page
http://www.rigrite.com/Spars/Kenyon_Spars/kenyon.html#Cruising%20Sections I alway have these web pages listed. You never know when you need them (I hope I don't). You might need to do a little searching, but every part is there. No prices, you have to call.
http://www.rigrite.com/Spars/Kenyon_Spars/kenyon.html#Cruising%20Sections I alway have these web pages listed. You never know when you need them (I hope I don't). You might need to do a little searching, but every part is there. No prices, you have to call.
Airpilot, where in Indiana
Im from Indy, never sailed Monroe. Afraid of all the drunk teenagers I guess. Lots of time on Eagle Creek in a daysailer though and we have a slip in Brookville.
Im from Indy, never sailed Monroe. Afraid of all the drunk teenagers I guess. Lots of time on Eagle Creek in a daysailer though and we have a slip in Brookville.
Lake Monroe
Lake Monroe is so big that I have never had that problem. There are plenty of buoys at Lake Monroe Sailing Association (an all sailboat marina) on the east side of the lake, but the slips has a waiting list. I once considered Brookville, but that low highway bridge that cuts the lake in half sort of stop me from thinking about it any further. (33 foot mast)
Lake Monroe is so big that I have never had that problem. There are plenty of buoys at Lake Monroe Sailing Association (an all sailboat marina) on the east side of the lake, but the slips has a waiting list. I once considered Brookville, but that low highway bridge that cuts the lake in half sort of stop me from thinking about it any further. (33 foot mast)
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