thinking about scrapping/parting out H37C????

[STXCUTTTER]

Really too bad. And two months wouldn't even get you started. Is there a place where you can store the parts that you strip? Always someone looking for spars, furlers, winches, steering components, and stainless. What about the Yanmar, which one and how bad?

Hi Ed.
I have a storage unit STACKED with any thing I've removed from her plus parts from a pearson that went up on the rocks on Green cay and was smashied in short order.

Motor is 3Q...shot

List of what I have-
Bent rudder
quaderant w/bolts broken
tables
"extra" port lights
cushens
tranny (Pearson)
Almost got the 1 DAY old 3Q yanmar out before she caved in... Almost(sitting on counter)
new exsaust (Pearson)
boom (pearson)
3 Sails from saltfish plus 2 donations
Harken roler furler (Pulled from '68, 34' Morgan in 50' water)
2" and 3"aluminum angle
aluminum 2x4
6" aliminum flag pole tubing
Interior woodwork (parts found floating in her)
brazillian hard wood to mill
Fenders
Boom
some sheets

I'll have to do an inventory when i'm back on the rock.

What I Need-
2 lewmar 32s or equiv
wheel
emergancy SS rudder (transome mounted)
lots of tinned 12g wire
elec pannel
batteries
running rigging
3 stanchens and bases
what ever covered the front of the bow under the chain roller
front hatch
mast base I'm sure... Been under sludge and bilge water for a year???

Anyone know where to find these items please let me know

 

[SailH37]

I know where you can get a rudder

If you contact Foss Foam in Florida, they can build you a new rudder. They just built me a new one using better designed materials and stock, and I think it's kick ass. The old one's post was bent, just a little, but still bent. Their web site is www.newrudders.com They were great at working with me. Before you ask, I was lucky enough to drive over and pick it up, I don't know how much it would cost to ship. Figure 80lbs (?) and 6 1/2 feet tall and 4 feet wide, and 1/2 foot thick.
s/v Renasci