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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* Edit, added: knockabout means, no rigging parts in front of the bow.![]()
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* Note that the whole rig fits into the boat for rowing or trailering or storage.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 *
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.