Stack Pack system sold by Catalina Direct
- Thread starter Gordon Shackelford
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Then you will become an expert in the art of rigging a sail bag! I like having the jack lines run to the top spreaders (1’ from the root) not the mast and through a block/padeye back down to a cleat on the mast in front of the bag. This means you will be putting an extra load on the spreaders so you may need to add a clamp to the shroud just below the spreader tip.
Having recently mastered diesel fuel systems I feel ready to move on to sail bag rigging! Thanks so much for your input!
Lee Sails in Ohio makes stack pack like systems for around $400. http://www.leesailcovers.com/mainsail-pack/
It uses 3/4" PVC for the battens. It works well. We have a friend with a 37 foot catamaran that uses them. We are about to order one for our boat.
It uses 3/4" PVC for the battens. It works well. We have a friend with a 37 foot catamaran that uses them. We are about to order one for our boat.
Hi All, I’ve decided to try the Pryde Lazy bag. Had a great talk with them and they hit all the points I need to have. Thanks everyone for your input!!
National Sails sells a lazy bag sized to the dimensions of the Catalina 30, either tall or standard.
A little redo of the jacks and for $500.00 dollars, I prefer it to the Doyle Stack pack on a previous boat. http://nationalsail.com/catalina-30-tall-rig-lazy-bag.html
A little redo of the jacks and for $500.00 dollars, I prefer it to the Doyle Stack pack on a previous boat. http://nationalsail.com/catalina-30-tall-rig-lazy-bag.html