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hi every one, i have a small wooden rowing boat, i like to put sail on her, but could not deside what kind of riggind to put, can any one give me idea what will be the best for the boat on the picture, she has long keeled.
 

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Hi Mizana, welcome to the forum . . :)

Is that a typical Turkish / Marmaris two person rowing boat ?

She doesn't look that small to me, what are her sizes, length, beam, draft, empty weight ?

I think the proposed conversion could be done, she will not be a racing sailboat though, but she'll be able to sail if you shift the crew's weight around for ballast and add some appendages like a rudder and something to offer leeway resistance, like leeboards or a daggerboard or a centerboard, or you could try first if the existing keel beam offers sufficient leeway resistance already. For the rig a balanced lug looks like a good option to me for this boat.

Next links might provide some tips & tricks...

Converting a Rowing Dinghy to Sail - - First published in The Rudder Magazine in 1954 -

. . . . There are many possible rigs for a small boat. For a knockabout* type of conversion the sail plan should consist of a single sail. If cost is to be kept low there should be a minimum number of fittings to buy. A sail which answers these requirements and is easily stowed is the balanced lug (A). The beginner is unlikely to come to any harm while sailing with this rig, yet he can carry out all the usual sailing maneuvers and use his boat to go places. . . . .
* Edit, added: knockabout means, no rigging parts in front of the bow.​
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Going to the Lake with the Boat You Have

She has a boomed spritsail rig, which is another option for your boat, and is also possible without a boom.

A sprit is a small spar reaching diagonally from low on a mast to the upper outer corner of the sail.

On below picture the sprit is hiding on the other side of the sail. Also, it's possible to perform a jib on a sprit sail rig.

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LADYBUG, she's not a conversion, but here as an example of the balanced lug rig.

LADYBUG, SAILBOAT, 14' X 5,5', 250 POUNDS EMPTY

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a 75 square foot balanced lugsail. It hoists on a 13' mast with 11' yard and boom *
* Note that the whole rig fits into the boat for rowing or trailering or storage.
 
hi, thank you for your info, yes she is a typical Turkish boat for abaut 4 people, she is 450 cm leght , 170 cm beam, 50 cm draft, empty weight is abaut 250 kilograms. she is build for fishing also.
 
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hi, thank you for your info, yes she is a typical Turkish boat for abaut 4 people, she is 450 cm leght , 170 cm beam, 50 cm draft, empty weight is abaut 250 kilograms. she is build for fishing also.

these are the smiler boats i think.
 

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Mizana, that is a handsome boat you have. I like the idea of a lateen rig, like the middle picture of your last post above, because it looks traditional for the Med. I have no idea how it would handle though.
 
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