Quick question. Im ordering a new genoa and cant for the life of me remember what side the uv stripe needs to be on for the cdi ff2 furler.. port or starboard. ..anybody?

Thanks as always fellas! I ordered me one! Didnt think about modifying trailer, so ill figure that out when I do the project.

Has anyone tried one of those KeelGuard's on their mac? The heavy rubber strip that sticks with 3M?
Ive been throwing the idea around as I like to beach my mac at one peticular local lake when I take the kiddos.

I originally had a 9.9 merc on mine. I could do about 7mph. Ballast in 3/4 throttle. Higher wind and current caused me a few issues in tight areas. Fuel consumption almost un noticeable. But so is my 60 at low rpms.

Lots of variables to consider, my M seems to do best at 6-7 mph with a yamaha high thrust 60

i received a nice log as a gift when i puchased my mac. i put my name in it :)

luxury, no. but a fine compromise yes. when i have my daughters with me its the most liked and used mod on the boat. well by them :)

sweet, i know the feeling

i made a curtain with a bungee and a hook on each end, attached it to the panel on the bow side, then attached a ss eyelet to each the othe panel and the inner liner opposite the bow side panel, my curtain doubles as a head curtain and a v berth curtain, took the bulky rattling door off and stored i...

another question, probably out of my price range anyways. is it worth it to buy stainless steel chain? im thinking not for a trailer sailor. but maybe im missing something

i have a 22# lewmar (bruce)type anchor and a 7lb fluke type anchor, and i sail anywhere from lake erie to the keys, i know i dont have the proper chain rode, chain is expensive and i want to buy it just once, im shure the biggest, heaviest most expensive is the best, . but i was worried about weigh ...

considering our small anchor locker which is better, a shorter heavy chain or a longer lighter chain for rode?

i have 10 × 10 ft. garage doors, with 12 ft. cieling, i built a wooden crutch out of scrap to drop the mast to the Bimini, i simply unbolt the stock rear crutch, lift it out and rest the mast on my wooden contraption which rests on my seat, slides in perfect. then i just lift stock crutch back up fr...

awesome!!! putting my custom sol kylannah sun on my sails has been on my to do list for some time now....... im jealous :P looks fantastic!

parrothead, thats exactly what i did in the gulf of mexico, with steady consistant wind i was able to leave the wheel unatended for hours at a time. worked well to free me up to fish, eat etc.