Prior owner changed rigging

[Bilgemaster]

Note the 'kick stand' on the trailer's right side to keep the boat and trailer jack from tilting up when a walk astern. [you can't 'cause I can't load the foto]

>> Your file is too large. The maximum attachment size allowed is 250 KB. <<

I wanted to post like four fotos.

So how do you fix this little file size problem? Post one at a time anew? And dab nab it all anyway what the heck is a KB?

[Sorry i'm a FORTRAN guy. Remember punch cards?]

Craig Weis

Craig: For a quick slapdash solution for forum-ready photos with no registration or other nonsense, just use tinypic.com. Try its "Resize" options for "Website/Email (320x240)" and "Message Board (640x480)", and see what you like.  For more full-featured image handling, try the freebie program Gimp, which you can download at https://www.gimp.org/. It's sort of like Photoshop, but doesn't cost anything.

Enjoy!

[Duckie]

I agree.  I have a hinged mast on my Weekender.  It uses two strap hinges instead of a collar, but the result is the same.  It is wonderful to bend on the main in the spring and take it off in the fall.  I used to keep my jib bent on all summer also, but now that I use a number of different foresails, I don't.  The only down side that I can see is that I must protect the flaked sail by covering it tightly before I go out on the road.

Al