"Daniel
I just replaced my main with Quantum Sails and Genoa by Neil Pride.
Both remeasured the rig. The Pilots have several different mast heights, and the 'standard' varies by boat.
George Yankowich, Bagheera"
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Pilot Original Sail Plan
Can anyone recommend a good sail loft that's familiar with the Pilot? I'd like to replace my hank on 110% and 135% headsails. My local loft(Sarasota) is asking for the original sail plan as a starting point and Hinckley hasnt been able to produce one. Thanks in advance, DanielSee More
Jacksonville to Sarasota on a '67 Pilot
This season we decided to relocate Egret to the Sarasota/Tampa Bay area via the Okeechobee Waterway. 600ish mile trip from Jacksonville, and since we have a young baby onboard(2 months old when we left)we took the ICW most of the way. We took 4 months to make the trip, stopping for a month in Fort Pierce and again in Fort Myers Beach. If you are under 49' than I highly recommend taking the Okeechobee Waterway, beautiful trip and saves 200+ miles. Here's a few pictures of our adventure. Fair…See More
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Pilot Original Sail Plan
Can anyone recommend a good sail loft that's familiar with the Pilot? I'd like to replace my hank on 110% and 135% headsails. My local loft(Sarasota) is asking for the original sail plan as a starting point and Hinckley hasnt been able to produce one. Thanks in advance, Daniel
Posted on June 12, 2019 at 10:00am — 1 Comment
Jacksonville to Sarasota on a '67 Pilot
This season we decided to relocate Egret to the Sarasota/Tampa Bay area via the Okeechobee Waterway. 600ish mile trip from Jacksonville, and since we have a young baby onboard(2 months old when we left)we took the ICW most of the way. We took 4 months to make the trip, stopping for a month in Fort Pierce and again in Fort Myers Beach. If you are under 49' than I highly recommend taking the Okeechobee Waterway, beautiful trip and saves 200+ miles. Here's a few pictures of our adventure. Fair…
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