Lock Crowther Kraken 25 Trimaran.

Discussion in 'Multihulls' started by oldsailor7, Oct 18, 2010.

  1. ian turner
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    Hi Oldsailor7, Here are the only pics I have of the Typhoon, mildew destroyed the rest and the best. Give me a call as I don't have your new tel. no.
    Regards, Ian Turner
     

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  2. SpiritWolf15x
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    OldSailor, do you still have access to those Kraken 25 plans?
     
  3. ThomD
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    I kinda doubt the Gougeons flew either the Adrenalin, or Victor T. They both used pivot points on the amas. Seems the hull would be uncontrollable if the amas where the only point of contact.

    Is anyone selling carbon spar plans? Or are there any proven scantlings out there. I would like something for my KHSD 24, or my hoped for Scarab 18. Easy to raise, and not terribly powerful. Need to make the boats easy to single hand from the bumper of the car. I am thinking of a standard section spar, or something similar to the spar the Gougeons built for Adagio, which is oval.
     
  4. Corley
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    Corley epoxy coated

    I had a carbon mast designed for my Kraken 25 trimaran by Chris Tucker Marine Design would most likely be suitable for your boat as well. It's just a one sheet plan of the bare section and scantlings for a 9 metre mast. Designed for home building in foam core or gaboon ply with carbon fibre reinforcement.

    http://ctmd.com.au
     
  5. upchurchmr
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    Corley,

    Have you made any progress towards finishing the 25, in particular the mast? How much is the mast supposed to weigh?
     
  6. Corley
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    Corley epoxy coated

    I'm getting there quite slowly my wife and I just welcomed a new baby into our household (now 4 months old!) so I'm tired and cranky as well as busy at work and not having much time for boatbuilding. I have both float halves glassed on the inside and remounted on the float hull I'm using as a mold. Next step is to use double bias tape to join the two float halves together fit it to the deck mold, fit bulkheads and glass the exterior etc. Weight estimate on the mast probably around 8-10kgs depending on how heavy handed I am with resin.
     
  7. oldsailor7
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    Robbie,
    Sorry to be so long replying, I have been in hospital since last sunday and my daughter only sprung me today.
    Yes I still have the master set and can print out another set for you if you require. I can't do that until I go down to Sydney again which may be for another two weeks. PM me if you are still interested.
    Cheers Patrick.
     
  8. SpiritWolf15x
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    Good to know, maybe in the new year I'll finally get around to that plan of my dad and mines of building a Kraken 25 main hull with 25' amas and sticking a 38' rig on it...
     
  9. oldsailor7
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    I am amazed that there is still interest in this fine day sailer. I have orders on hand and will be producing more sets early in the New Year.
    Let me know by private message if you want any, same deal. $50.00 pay pal fee and postage inclusive. I will need your postal address and I will give you my Pay Pal addy.
    I ship by International Priority Air Mail.
     
  10. Griffp1
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    Kraken / Bunyip

    Patrick

    Do you still have the Plans for the Kraken 25 or even the Bunyip 20 as this looks a faster build I am in Sydney.

    Kind Regards Andy

    Griff.2005@hotmail.co.uk
     
  11. oldsailor7
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    Yes Griff I can supply you with K25 plans. Need 48 hrs , ---how long are you in Sydney? PM me.
     
  12. chrismann
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    Coincidently, my father built this trimaran in mid to late 70s. It was a big part of my teenage years, racing on various reservoirs around Texas and winning several trophies. My father is 74 now and cannot sail her and mentioned he wanted to sell her so that someone would enjoy her. Curious if anyone is interested? It's been kept in storage building and carefully maintained (although needs a little work). My father (re) designed the cross members to pivot and designed a special trailer which allows it to be towed on the roads within legal limits. If anyone is interested, let me know and I'll post some pics of her on the water and on the trailer...
     
  13. Corley
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    Corley epoxy coated

    That's great to know that another of these boats is still in existence looking forward to seeing some photos!
     
  14. diegokid
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    diegokid Junior Member

    pics

    I very seldom speak for "everyone" but in this case really think everyone here would like to see pictures.
     

  15. Griffp1
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    I second that pictures would be amazing so wish it was a touch close to Australia ha ha
     
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