I purchased an APC from you in October. I want to let you and those here know what a wonderful job you did. If you recall I needed the sail in a short period of time. Every other loft wanted 4-6 weeks to make a generic asymetrical for a Hunter 340. I needed the sail in 2 weeks for a cruise we were going on. I reached you personally and you offered to put this order ahead of some non time sensative orders and get the sail to me before I left. Bottom line-The sail was delivered the day before I left, the sail was as ordered and the price was as quoted. Thank you very much for the service! I recommend you highly to those here on the board. Now I have a question for you. Saturday, off of San Diego, in about 10 knots I was having trouble keeping the luff from colapsing in anything forward of 110-100. My tack is on a block attached to the bow roller and is adjustable. The halyard exits above the jib box and drops down about6" though bail or retainer. It's a factional rig. The sheets are lead aft to the blocks on the stern quarter. Any advice? PS: What a terrible day it was. 10 to 15 knots, 65 degrees, clear skies, only sighted 6-8 whales and a dozen dolphins. I don't know why we bothered to go out!
Dwain Lentz s/v Dancy H 340 San Diego
Dwain Lentz s/v Dancy H 340 San Diego