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- Jan 10th, '23, 16:13
- Forum: Buy/Sell CD Boats & Gear
- Topic: Winter boat cover for Cape Dory 26/25D -- SOLD
- Replies: 2
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Winter boat cover for Cape Dory 26/25D -- SOLD
I am selling the winter boat cover that I had manufactured for my Cape Dory 26 by Ship Shape Products in Duluth, MN about eight years ago. The cover is a frameless, two-section design that uses the boom and a whisker pole or wooden plank to form a frame for the cover (details and pictures can be fou...
- Jan 9th, '23, 20:48
- Forum: Buy/Sell CD Boats & Gear
- Topic: CD 25D/26 dodger and bimini for sale -- SOLD
- Replies: 2
- Views: 280
Thanks, Carl. She was a sweet boat and in excellent
condition, if I do say so myself. It actually won't be that hard or expensive to make her seaworthy again, but the insurance company gave me full value for her and undertook the burden of hauling her away, so I decided to take the settlement instead of trying to salvage her myself. She will undoubte...
- Jan 5th, '23, 22:08
- Forum: Buy/Sell CD Boats & Gear
- Topic: CD 25D/26 dodger and bimini for sale -- SOLD
- Replies: 2
- Views: 280
CD 25D/26 dodger and bimini for sale -- SOLD
I am putting the dodger and bimini combination that I had made for my CD26 up for sale. They were built for my boat by Crystal Cay Marine in Punta Gorda, FL in November 2021. I had them on my boat for five months before I removed them for the summer and Hurricane Ian totaled my boat before I could r...
- Mar 7th, '20, 00:34
- Forum: Cape Dory Sailboats
- Topic: Wallas Nordic DT Stove/cabin heater
- Replies: 7
- Views: 471
Re: Wallas Nordic DT Stove/cabin heater
So, what are you doing with the Origo?
- Jun 19th, '19, 00:31
- Forum: Buy/Sell CD Boats & Gear
- Topic: Looking for an oven
- Replies: 5
- Views: 684
You might want to check with Southern Cross Ships Chandlery
in Pensacola. They do a sizable consignment business and probably have a few used stoves for sale. Their phone number is (850) 377-1776 and the address is 103 Myrick St, Pensacola, FL 32505.
- Feb 14th, '19, 15:15
- Forum: Buy/Sell CD Boats & Gear
- Topic: *SOLD* 1985 CD 26
- Replies: 7
- Views: 1733
Great looking CD26! What is her hull number? I also have
a 26, hull number 015. They are great sailing boats and whoever gets yours will be very fortunate.
- Jan 19th, '19, 14:44
- Forum: Cape Dory Sailboats
- Topic: CD 28 Roller Furl
- Replies: 8
- Views: 432
I work for a sailboat supply store in Annapolis and my
answer to your question would depend on what type of sailing you plan to do. If you are strictly a lake, bay or coastal sailor, the CDI furler would be a good, cost-effective choice for you (although I would spend the extra $175 or so for the ball-bearing race instead of the standard plastic bushing...
- Oct 3rd, '18, 21:59
- Forum: Cape Dory Sailboats
- Topic: Genoa size for Chesapeake sailing - CD27
- Replies: 11
- Views: 514
Re: Genoa size for Chesapeake sailing - CD27
Chris I added roller furling and a new jib 3 years ago. Using advice from this forum and concurrence from the sailmaker, I went with 130. I'm happy I did. I single hand most of the time and have learned to be conservative. I doubt I'd have ever used all of the 150. BTW, I dealt with Bacon sails in ...
- Jul 23rd, '18, 19:12
- Forum: Cape Dory Sailboats
- Topic: Sailmaker recommendation – Main Sail, CD22
- Replies: 8
- Views: 437
Re: Sailmaker recommendation – Main Sail, CD22
You could also check with Bacon Sails in Annapolis. They built two sails for my CD 26 (a roller furling genoa and a mainsail) and the quality and workmanship was outstanding. I did a quick check and a new main built to your specs would cost approximately $1150.
- May 5th, '18, 08:16
- Forum: Cape Dory Sailboats
- Topic: best jib sail?
- Replies: 4
- Views: 283
Re: best jib sail?
I agree with the comments about not going larger than a 135% sail, but I suggest that you check out the possibility of buying a good quality, used sail. You could end up saving a lot of money. Bacon Sails and Marine Supplies in Annapolis probably has the largest inventory, which you can search on th...
- May 4th, '18, 20:49
- Forum: Cape Dory Sailboats
- Topic: best roller furler & motor (and shaft length) for CD25
- Replies: 6
- Views: 307
For the motor, the best bet is, hands down, the Tohatsu 6hp
SailPro with the 25" skeg and the flat prop. Tohatsu makes excellent motors (I just moved my CD 26 1350 miles from Annapolis to southwest Florida via the Intracoastal Waterway powered 98 percent of the way by a Tohatsu 9.8 outboard, with absolutely no problems along the way) and is actually the...
- Mar 13th, '18, 13:10
- Forum: Cape Dory Sailboats
- Topic: Sailmaker
- Replies: 7
- Views: 552
Re: Sailmaker
Try the folks over at Bacon Sails in Annapolis, 410-263-4880, 116 Legion Avenue, Annapolis, MD 21401. They can get most work done within two weeks, although it can take longer if they have a lot of work in the queue. Also, they have a huge selection of used sails, so you may be able to save a little...
- Dec 9th, '17, 00:19
- Forum: Cruiser's Corner
- Topic: East coast and Bahamas Cruise CD 25D
- Replies: 18
- Views: 2980
Re: East coast and Bahamas Cruise CD 25D
Thanks for posting the pictures. It is neat to see somebody living the dream. When did you start your trek down the ICW? I am moving my CD 26 from Annapolis to the west coast of Florida beginning mid- to late-March and just thinking about the cold weather on the Chesapeake Bay makes me shiver :) . A...
- Jul 14th, '17, 15:52
- Forum: Cape Dory Sailboats
- Topic: Getting a roller furling jib
- Replies: 12
- Views: 629
Re: A CDI furler would work fine for your purposes.
Can you be more specific about what parts of the CDI system are not robust enough? I am referring to the PVC foil, the plastic drum and the use of nylon bushings instead of bearing races (although one can order a system with proper bearings for about $75 more for the smaller units (FF1 and FF2) and...
- Jul 13th, '17, 20:39
- Forum: Cape Dory Sailboats
- Topic: Getting a roller furling jib
- Replies: 12
- Views: 629
A CDI furler would work fine for your purposes.
They aren't designed for offshore use or for sustained use in heavy winds and rough conditions, but given the size of your boat and the fact that you intend to remain in the Bay, a CDI furler will be more than adequate. The prices of the CDIs are significantly lower than the Harken, Hood, Schaefer o...