The J/109 Class Association Forum

Eric,
Did you find your trysail and storm jib? If not, I have both for sale. The orange sails were purchase for Skoot (Hull 369) for off-shore racing, but never used. Please contact me at DLewis@SciComm.com if you are interested.

Skoot is For Sale

Skoot (#369) is a 2010 J/109. Skoot is in excellent condition and is ready to race and/or cruise.

Highlights include:

 J109 Class, ORCi, and PHRF compliant,

 Bottom faired by Waterline System, RI,

 Modern B&G and Garmin instruments,

 New Batteries,

 New canvas package ...

Skoot is For Sale

Skoot (#369) is a 2010 J/109. Skoot is in excellent condition and is ready to race and/or cruise.

Highlights include:

 J109 Class, ORCi, and PHRF compliant,

 Bottom faired by Waterline System, RI,

 Modern B&G and Garmin instruments,

 New Batteries,

 New canvas package ...

Skoot is For Sale

Skoot (#369) is a 2010 J/109. Skoot is in excellent condition and is ready to race and/or cruise.

Highlights include:

 J109 Class, ORCi, and PHRF compliant,

 Bottom faired by Waterline System, RI,

 Modern B&G and Garmin instruments,

 New Batteries,

 New canvas package ...

Bill, Et Al.
Thanks for your input. I now believe that I can use a crane to replace the sheave while the mast is up. Thanks again.

Folks,
Thank you for your responses. Very useful.
I am trying to decide if the mainsail halyard sheave can be replaced while the mast is installed. The yard has a crane that will reach the sheave, but it may be too complicated to perform the replacement while the mast is installed. Any thoughts?

Has anyone replaced their mainsail halyard sheave? I am trying to figure out if the sheave can be replace without removing the masthead.