Wanted: Boom and halyard winch

Submitted by johncallis on Wed, 11/29/2006 - 19:50
I am looking for a boom and a halyard winch in very good condition. I would be interested in a boom tube with or without any fitting.
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We have just upgraded # 4411 from the orginal Harken Main sheet

Submitted by jwelch on Wed, 11/29/2006 - 21:00.
We have just upgraded # 4411 from the orginal Harken Main sheet Blocks to the new Harken Carbos . We would be willing to sell our complete set of harken original blocks that are in great shape if you are interested. Fair Sailing John Welch #4411 Fleet #3

There are surely quite a few halyard winches available due to th

Submitted by RandyWilliams on Thu, 11/30/2006 - 07:44.
There are surely quite a few halyard winches available due to the broken masts at this year's NACs. If you want mine, which is 10-12 years old, just let me know, and I'll UPS it to you in January. No charge, just shipping. Randy Williams Marblehead, Mass. FS 5710

quote:[i]Originally posted by RandyWilliams[/i] [br]There are s

Submitted by johncallis on Thu, 11/30/2006 - 17:30.
quote:
[i]Originally posted by RandyWilliams[/i] [br]There are surely quite a few halyard winches available due to the broken masts at this year's NACs. If you want mine, which is 10-12 years old, just let me know, and I'll UPS it to you in January. No charge, just shipping. Randy Williams Marblehead, Mass. FS 5710
Wow! That would be great. The halyard on my Scot is so worn, that it is difficult to raise my main unless I lubricate the winch just about every time I sail. If your winch is in good to great shape, I would love to have it. Let me know when you can ship it and we can work out the expenses. Thank You John

John: Email your mailing address (not a Post Office Box) to m

Submitted by RandyWilliams on Fri, 12/01/2006 - 07:25.
John: Email your mailing address (not a Post Office Box) to me at RWil...@fnbi.com. I will send the item to you the week after Christmas. You will need to order the correct rivets from Flying Scot Inc. Also, the halyards are still on the winch, but I had to cut the shackles off to pull the halyards off the broken mast. I don't remember whether or not I saved the shackles. I think the halyards should be long enough. The main halyard is from 1980. The jib halyard was new in 2005.The winch itself was new in about 1994 or so. I don't believe there are any broken strands. Randy Williams Marblehead, Mass. FS 5710