If anyone could help me find information on a 1974 24' Kells sailboat. Looking for information on all the rigging.
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Here is info on the 23 and others that might help, but not the 24.....
http://www.mauriprosailing.com/techinfo/boatspecs/Rig K.htm
....sure it is a 24?
Good luck,
Sum
Our Trips to Lake Powell, UT - Kootenay Lake, Canada - Priest Lake, ID
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http://www.mauriprosailing.com/techinfo/boatspecs/Rig K.htm
....sure it is a 24?
Good luck,
Sum
Our Trips to Lake Powell, UT - Kootenay Lake, Canada - Priest Lake, ID
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- Dec 25, 2009
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Thanks, I looked over the papers and it is a 23'!
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quote=Sumner;696972]Here is info on the 23 and others that might help, but not the 24.....
http://www.mauriprosailing.com/techinfo/boatspecs/Rig K.htm
....sure it is a 24?
Good luck,
Sum
Our Trips to Lake Powell, UT - Kootenay Lake, Canada - Priest Lake, ID
Our Mac Pages
Mac Links
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quote=Sumner;696972]Here is info on the 23 and others that might help, but not the 24.....
http://www.mauriprosailing.com/techinfo/boatspecs/Rig K.htm
....sure it is a 24?
Good luck,
Sum
Our Trips to Lake Powell, UT - Kootenay Lake, Canada - Priest Lake, ID
Our Mac Pages
Mac Links
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Kells 23
Is this close to what it looks like? This is a 77'
http://www.sailingtexas.com/skells23a.html
Is this close to what it looks like? This is a 77'
http://www.sailingtexas.com/skells23a.html
Brenda,
I'm in the same boat (no pun intended but certainly welcome); new to sailing, older boat, looking at the rigging. One thing that I've come across repeatedly is to measure but not trust. Use the specifications that you've fopund for budget purposes but dont bey any standing rigging without stepping the mast and checking for fit, then dropping it and measuring the old. You never know when somebody replaced a chainplate or mast on these peviously loved boats. Mine's a 1975 25' Lancer.
Fair Winds!
Don
Biddeford Maine
I'm in the same boat (no pun intended but certainly welcome); new to sailing, older boat, looking at the rigging. One thing that I've come across repeatedly is to measure but not trust. Use the specifications that you've fopund for budget purposes but dont bey any standing rigging without stepping the mast and checking for fit, then dropping it and measuring the old. You never know when somebody replaced a chainplate or mast on these peviously loved boats. Mine's a 1975 25' Lancer.
Fair Winds!
Don
Biddeford Maine
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