Re: Jib furller info.
Posted: Wed Apr 13, 2011 2:13 pm
YesCatigale wrote:IIRC the Schaeffer was about 700 USD and the FF2 from CDI was 500 USD....has that changed??
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YesCatigale wrote:IIRC the Schaeffer was about 700 USD and the FF2 from CDI was 500 USD....has that changed??
I guess the proper question is what is the length of the forestay on the M verses the D. The extrusion doesn't slide off either.Judy B wrote:frede wrote:How hard would it be to swap out the the CDI FF2 off of the 26M and put on my Schaffer SnapFurl CF-500 from my 26D? If I have to remove and repace the "Interlocking, high grade Geon PVC extrusion" of the SnapFurl it ain't happening, that thing was no piece of cake to "snap" on. I would agree the CF-500 is much nicer and I have a better head sail on it, a 165% genoa
I'd recommend you ask Schaefer Marin e Furling at 508 995 9511. They're in Conn ecticut.
I'm sure there's a way to do it. After all, folks replace forestays whe n they get to be 5-7 years oldand keep the furler. I think you will be able to slide it off. If I r ecall correctly, you can't unsnap the two parts of th e extrusion after it's been assembled.
Judy B
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I am not sure this is true. When I installed my Snapfurl CF700 there was a substantial length I had to cut off to make it fit my new 5/32 forestay (I replaced my forestay with a thicker one plus I upgraded the turnbuckle tp 5/16) and the surplus length could easily be snapped together and then slide apart, I still have a piece to prove it, albeit with the longer luff length size it may be a bit more difficult but I am sure it is doable.frede wrote: I guess the proper question is what is the length of the forestay on the M verses the D. The extrusion doesn't slide off either.