Post by victorgrant on Feb 14, 2018 19:46:38 GMT 10
Hello,
I just bought a 1981 Grumman 17. It has the factory sail kit. Near as i can tell all the parts are here. There are no instructions. I believe it is a Gunter rig. The mast is maybe 14 feet, The boom is 9 feet. The sail is about 12' x 8' which seems enormous for a canoe. There is a cool but complex rudder handle. There's only one large lee board. There are two mast locations with factory flange. I've assembled the parts and mounted them on the canoe, but I understand the mast needs to move to the forward position. I have no idea about rigging. During my research I have repeatedly run across references to an elusive man with knowledge of my canoe. He has mysterious photos stored in a land called photobucket. These photos require a magic incantation to view or maybe a magic wand. This man is known as OutnBacker. I hear he's been known to frequent this place and I come seeking his knowledge.
Thanks
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I just bought a 1981 Grumman 17. It has the factory sail kit. Near as i can tell all the parts are here. There are no instructions. I believe it is a Gunter rig. The mast is maybe 14 feet, The boom is 9 feet. The sail is about 12' x 8' which seems enormous for a canoe. There is a cool but complex rudder handle. There's only one large lee board. There are two mast locations with factory flange. I've assembled the parts and mounted them on the canoe, but I understand the mast needs to move to the forward position. I have no idea about rigging. During my research I have repeatedly run across references to an elusive man with knowledge of my canoe. He has mysterious photos stored in a land called photobucket. These photos require a magic incantation to view or maybe a magic wand. This man is known as OutnBacker. I hear he's been known to frequent this place and I come seeking his knowledge.
Thanks
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