Stern rail for the M
- richandlori
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- mtc
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- Sailboat: MacGregor 26M
- Location: Panama City Beach, Florida 05 M 'Bellaroo' 60hp Merc BF
oh you guys are real funny! ok, so now after katrina my blue roof looks even different with half of them off.
On my roof - i'm in the appeal process with the insurance co. If I can keep the rain out with the tarps, I can get what's needed from them. But, all things considered, I'll have to do the 8k work on the roof myself, then try to recover the cost from them. Never the way to go.
On my boat - well, a man's got to know his priorities. Consider Yin Yang to be my therapist. The time and money spend on her does wonders for me. And as an extra bonus, once all this hurricane damage finally results in my divorce, I'll have a nice place to live in!
After Ivan, our company president and some corp support flew down to help us. They told us that someone on the flight remarked about our blue roofed town, 'I had no idea almost every house here in Pensacola had a pool."
Do you like the bimini? It's excellent! I'm changing the slide rail from an 18" to a 60" so I can slide the bimini up over the cabin for when at anchor in the summer rain. The transom rail was the best part.
I'm a happy guy with a blue roof and one beautiful boat.
Eh?
Michael
Anyone interested in a roofing party?
On my roof - i'm in the appeal process with the insurance co. If I can keep the rain out with the tarps, I can get what's needed from them. But, all things considered, I'll have to do the 8k work on the roof myself, then try to recover the cost from them. Never the way to go.
On my boat - well, a man's got to know his priorities. Consider Yin Yang to be my therapist. The time and money spend on her does wonders for me. And as an extra bonus, once all this hurricane damage finally results in my divorce, I'll have a nice place to live in!
After Ivan, our company president and some corp support flew down to help us. They told us that someone on the flight remarked about our blue roofed town, 'I had no idea almost every house here in Pensacola had a pool."
Do you like the bimini? It's excellent! I'm changing the slide rail from an 18" to a 60" so I can slide the bimini up over the cabin for when at anchor in the summer rain. The transom rail was the best part.
I'm a happy guy with a blue roof and one beautiful boat.
Eh?
Michael
Anyone interested in a roofing party?
- Terry
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- Sailboat: MacGregor 26M
- Location: Vancouver, B.C. Canada. '03 26M - New Yamaha 70
Stern Rail Seats on an X
For those who are interested, I recently checked Dowsar Marine website to check the rail seats they make and lo and behold, discovered they make a set for the "X" as well as the "M" Now isn't that something...

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James V
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- Location: Key West, Fl USA, 26M 06, Merc 50hp BF "LYNX"
You can get the Mac 26 stern rails from Sharp Marine (the EU Factory outlet) for $ 515.00 + 7.75% tax FOB from Factory.
Here is a link -
http://www.macgregorexport.com/photos/Biminilarge.jpg
Here is a link -
http://www.macgregorexport.com/photos/Biminilarge.jpg
- richandlori
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Have you tried Blue Water Yatchs? They handle quite a few add-ons for both older and newer Macs. There web address is http://bwyachts.com/

