Re: [bolger] Teal, Elegant Punt, Crab Skiff, Junebug, and Gypsy sails
I just checked and the sailrite kit is $130 for white.
HJ
John Bell wrote:
% Harrywelshman@...
HJ
John Bell wrote:
> The best and probably least expensive route is either_ _ _ _ _
> from Payson or his supplier Bohndell. It is a stock
> item for them, so the cost is quite low - less than
> $200 last time I checked. You can't buy a Sailrite kit
> for that.
% Harrywelshman@...
Good to hear from Chris. I was afraid he might have had his fill of us. Clyde
cnoto@...wrote:
cnoto@...wrote:
> > > > --- In bolger@y..., John Bell <jmbell@m...> wrote:
> > > > > The best and probably least expensive route is either
> > > > > from Payson or his supplier Bohndell. It is a stock
> > > > > item for them, so the cost is quite low - less than
> > > > > $200 last time I checked. You can't buy a Sailrite kit
> > > > > for that.
> > > > >
> > > > > I bought my Windsprint sail from Bohndell. It was very
> > > > > nice and quite inexpensive compared to quotes from
> > > > > other sailmakers who would have to start from scratch.
> > > > > JB
>
> I've had my Bohndell sail for about eighteen years now, and have been
> thoroughly satisfied with its shape, materials, workmanship, and
> price.
>
> Chris Noto.
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> > > --- In bolger@y..., John Bell <jmbell@m...> wrote:I've had my Bohndell sail for about eighteen years now, and have been
> > > > The best and probably least expensive route is either
> > > > from Payson or his supplier Bohndell. It is a stock
> > > > item for them, so the cost is quite low - less than
> > > > $200 last time I checked. You can't buy a Sailrite kit
> > > > for that.
> > > >
> > > > I bought my Windsprint sail from Bohndell. It was very
> > > > nice and quite inexpensive compared to quotes from
> > > > other sailmakers who would have to start from scratch.
> > > > JB
thoroughly satisfied with its shape, materials, workmanship, and
price.
Chris Noto.
I just looked at my email archives related to my Junebug (below).
$109 is correct but it was two years ago and it did not include the
sail bag. Oh well, I guess prices rise.....
Phil
MODIFIED JUNE BUG MAINSAIL 67 sq ft CROSSCUT-ROACH
Complete Kit Price $109.09
Leg-o-mutton spritsail, laced on luff, one reef point, luff= 15.42',
leech=15', foot=9.25', roachless mainsail no battens, this can be
done vertically cut at the same price. Thank you, Jeff
Cut CROSSCUT-ROACH
Fabric 4 OZ WHITE DACRON 36IN
Luff Treatment TAPE/GROMMETS
Foot Design LOOSEFOOTED
Leech Treatment NONE
Battens NONE
Reef Points ONE ROW OF REEF POINTS
Sail Bag NONE
Sail Cover NONE
Window NONE
Numbers NONE
Other Options NONE
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$109 is correct but it was two years ago and it did not include the
sail bag. Oh well, I guess prices rise.....
Phil
MODIFIED JUNE BUG MAINSAIL 67 sq ft CROSSCUT-ROACH
Complete Kit Price $109.09
Leg-o-mutton spritsail, laced on luff, one reef point, luff= 15.42',
leech=15', foot=9.25', roachless mainsail no battens, this can be
done vertically cut at the same price. Thank you, Jeff
Cut CROSSCUT-ROACH
Fabric 4 OZ WHITE DACRON 36IN
Luff Treatment TAPE/GROMMETS
Foot Design LOOSEFOOTED
Leech Treatment NONE
Battens NONE
Reef Points ONE ROW OF REEF POINTS
Sail Bag NONE
Sail Cover NONE
Window NONE
Numbers NONE
Other Options NONE
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--- In bolger@y..., richard@s... wrote:
> Just did a custom quote. $161
>
> --- In bolger@y..., phillip_lea@y... wrote:
> > My experience was different. I bought a 66 sq.ft. sail
> > for my modified June Bug from Sailrite as a kit, got
> > reef points and a sail bag for $109 last year, and the
> > boat sails quite well. Since it was custom, they
> > had to start from scratch and it took less than two
> > weeks to receive. They are great to do business with
> > and they take plastic.
> >
> > Phil Lea
> > Russellville, Arkansas
> >
> > --- In bolger@y..., John Bell <jmbell@m...> wrote:
> > > The best and probably least expensive route is either
> > > from Payson or his supplier Bohndell. It is a stock
> > > item for them, so the cost is quite low - less than
> > > $200 last time I checked. You can't buy a Sailrite kit
> > > for that.
> > >
> > > I bought my Windsprint sail from Bohndell. It was very
> > > nice and quite inexpensive compared to quotes from
> > > other sailmakers who would have to start from scratch.
> > > JB
> > >
> > > --- richard@s... wrote:
> > > > These boats all have the same sail, no? A 59 sq ft
> > > > spritboom sail?
> > > >
> > > > Anybody know a good source for this sail?
Just did a custom quote. $161
--- In bolger@y..., phillip_lea@y... wrote:
> My experience was different. I bought a 66 sq.ft. sail
> for my modified June Bug from Sailrite as a kit, got
> reef points and a sail bag for $109 last year, and the
> boat sails quite well. Since it was custom, they
> had to start from scratch and it took less than two
> weeks to receive. They are great to do business with
> and they take plastic.
>
> Phil Lea
> Russellville, Arkansas
>
> --- In bolger@y..., John Bell <jmbell@m...> wrote:
> > The best and probably least expensive route is either
> > from Payson or his supplier Bohndell. It is a stock
> > item for them, so the cost is quite low - less than
> > $200 last time I checked. You can't buy a Sailrite kit
> > for that.
> >
> > I bought my Windsprint sail from Bohndell. It was very
> > nice and quite inexpensive compared to quotes from
> > other sailmakers who would have to start from scratch.
> > JB
> >
> > --- richard@s... wrote:
> > > These boats all have the same sail, no? A 59 sq ft
> > > spritboom sail?
> > >
> > > Anybody know a good source for this sail?
Thought about that, they show the Gypsy sail at $121. Others boats,
SAME SAIL, they show $161.
Didn't try the custom route. May try that, and see what the price
comes to.
SAME SAIL, they show $161.
Didn't try the custom route. May try that, and see what the price
comes to.
--- In bolger@y..., phillip_lea@y... wrote:
> My experience was different. I bought a 66 sq.ft. sail
> for my modified June Bug from Sailrite as a kit, got
> reef points and a sail bag for $109 last year, and the
> boat sails quite well. Since it was custom, they
> had to start from scratch and it took less than two
> weeks to receive. They are great to do business with
> and they take plastic.
>
> Phil Lea
> Russellville, Arkansas
>
> --- In bolger@y..., John Bell <jmbell@m...> wrote:
> > The best and probably least expensive route is either
> > from Payson or his supplier Bohndell. It is a stock
> > item for them, so the cost is quite low - less than
> > $200 last time I checked. You can't buy a Sailrite kit
> > for that.
> >
> > I bought my Windsprint sail from Bohndell. It was very
> > nice and quite inexpensive compared to quotes from
> > other sailmakers who would have to start from scratch.
> > JB
> >
> > --- richard@s... wrote:
> > > These boats all have the same sail, no? A 59 sq ft
> > > spritboom sail?
> > >
> > > Anybody know a good source for this sail?
My experience was different. I bought a 66 sq.ft. sail
for my modified June Bug from Sailrite as a kit, got
reef points and a sail bag for $109 last year, and the
boat sails quite well. Since it was custom, they
had to start from scratch and it took less than two
weeks to receive. They are great to do business with
and they take plastic.
Phil Lea
Russellville, Arkansas
for my modified June Bug from Sailrite as a kit, got
reef points and a sail bag for $109 last year, and the
boat sails quite well. Since it was custom, they
had to start from scratch and it took less than two
weeks to receive. They are great to do business with
and they take plastic.
Phil Lea
Russellville, Arkansas
--- In bolger@y..., John Bell <jmbell@m...> wrote:
> The best and probably least expensive route is either
> from Payson or his supplier Bohndell. It is a stock
> item for them, so the cost is quite low - less than
> $200 last time I checked. You can't buy a Sailrite kit
> for that.
>
> I bought my Windsprint sail from Bohndell. It was very
> nice and quite inexpensive compared to quotes from
> other sailmakers who would have to start from scratch.
> JB
>
> --- richard@s... wrote:
> > These boats all have the same sail, no? A 59 sq ft
> > spritboom sail?
> >
> > Anybody know a good source for this sail?
I am going to modify my Teal for rowing only. I have spars, dagger
board, rudder and white sail available. The sail has been used once
and is spotless. I will sell the sail for a $25 discount from Mr
Payson's price. The other parts are negotiable. I am located in
northwestern lower Michigan near Traverse City. I also have a
Herreshoff Nereia Pram for sale. The price for the pram is also
negotiable. I have a Penguin which is becoming compost in my yard.
The
spars, rudder and sail are usable. The centerboard could probably be
salvaged if one had a use for it. The sail could probably be modified
for use with one of the Bolger boxes.
Bob Chamberland
231 271 4231
board, rudder and white sail available. The sail has been used once
and is spotless. I will sell the sail for a $25 discount from Mr
Payson's price. The other parts are negotiable. I am located in
northwestern lower Michigan near Traverse City. I also have a
Herreshoff Nereia Pram for sale. The price for the pram is also
negotiable. I have a Penguin which is becoming compost in my yard.
The
spars, rudder and sail are usable. The centerboard could probably be
salvaged if one had a use for it. The sail could probably be modified
for use with one of the Bolger boxes.
Bob Chamberland
231 271 4231
>
> Anybody know a good source for this sail?
H.H. Payson sells a sail for these boats, here is the site
http://www.instantboats.com/pricetxt.html#sails
Michael Surface
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Michael Surface
>From:richard@..._________________________________________________________________
>Reply-To:bolger@yahoogroups.com
>To:bolger@yahoogroups.com
>Subject: [bolger] Teal, Elegant Punt, Crab Skiff, Junebug, and Gypsy sails
>Date: Mon, 14 May 2001 19:17:35 -0000
>
>These boats all have the same sail, no? A 59 sq ft spritboom sail?
>
>Anybody know a good source for this sail?
>
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--- In bolger@y..., richard@s... wrote:
tape. Good sails, made by Bohndell, generally in stock, for very
reasonable prices. See:
http://www.instantboats.com/pricetxt.html#sails
I just ordered a standard white one for $175, and it came in a week.
Payson's a great guy, although you have to send him a check; he
doesn't take plastic or online orders.
If you wanted changes, (reef points, for example) you could contact
Bohndell directly.
Bohndell Sails & Rigging
US Route 1
PO Box 628
Rockport, Maine 04856
T 207-236-3549
F 207-236-3560
> These boats all have the same sail, no? A 59 sq ft spritboom sail?Dynamite Payson, definitely, unless you're into Tyvek and carpet
>
> Anybody know a good source for this sail?
tape. Good sails, made by Bohndell, generally in stock, for very
reasonable prices. See:
http://www.instantboats.com/pricetxt.html#sails
I just ordered a standard white one for $175, and it came in a week.
Payson's a great guy, although you have to send him a check; he
doesn't take plastic or online orders.
If you wanted changes, (reef points, for example) you could contact
Bohndell directly.
Bohndell Sails & Rigging
US Route 1
PO Box 628
Rockport, Maine 04856
T 207-236-3549
F 207-236-3560
Try this:
Bohndell Sails & Rigging
US Route 1
PO Box 628
Rockport, Maine 04856
T 207-236-3549
F 207-236-3560
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T 207-236-3549
F 207-236-3560
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They don't seem to have a webpage... Anybody have thier addr?
--- In bolger@y..., Chris Crandall <crandall@u...> wrote:
> On Mon, 14 May 2001, John Bell wrote:
> > The best and probably least expensive route is either from Payson
or
> > his supplier Bohndell. It is a stock item for them, so the cost is
> > quite low - less than $200 last time I checked. You can't buy a
> > Sailrite kit for that.
>
> I'll second Bohndell. They are an old firm, and do quite a lot of
stuff.
> The Bolger sized sail is just a small piece of what they do. I got
my
> Teal's sail from them, and seeing it, and damn glad I didn't go with
> Sailrite, simply because it was (1) really well done, (2) cheaper
than
> Sailrite's kit, and (3) done in a few days, from ordering to
sailing.
>
> Bohndell did not take charge cards when I bought from them.
I made the entire suit of sail for my light scooner by cutting down
cast off and and used up sails off bigger boats.
Now granted I can't compare how my boat sails to a scooner with
"real" sails, but for $25 in carpet tape and grommets plus the
pleasure of doing myself on the cheap (isn't that half the fun?) I'd
never do anything else. I might even sew the edges one of these days.
BTW: She sails great. With a 3 man crew she planes easily off the
wind, and points well enough to get home!
YIBB,
David
134 West 26th St. 12th Floor
New York, New York 10001
http://www.crumblingempire.com
(212) 247-0296
cast off and and used up sails off bigger boats.
Now granted I can't compare how my boat sails to a scooner with
"real" sails, but for $25 in carpet tape and grommets plus the
pleasure of doing myself on the cheap (isn't that half the fun?) I'd
never do anything else. I might even sew the edges one of these days.
BTW: She sails great. With a 3 man crew she planes easily off the
wind, and points well enough to get home!
YIBB,
David
>These boats all have the same sail, no? A 59 sq ft spritboom sail?CRUMBLING EMPIRE PRODUCTIONS
>
>Anybody know a good source for this sail?
>
>
>Bolger rules!!!
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>- no flogging dead horses
>- add something: take "thanks!" and "ditto!" posts off-list.
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>MA, 01930, Fax: (978) 282-1349
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On Mon, 14 May 2001, John Bell wrote:
The Bolger sized sail is just a small piece of what they do. I got my
Teal's sail from them, and seeing it, and damn glad I didn't go with
Sailrite, simply because it was (1) really well done, (2) cheaper than
Sailrite's kit, and (3) done in a few days, from ordering to sailing.
Bohndell did not take charge cards when I bought from them.
> The best and probably least expensive route is either from Payson orI'll second Bohndell. They are an old firm, and do quite a lot of stuff.
> his supplier Bohndell. It is a stock item for them, so the cost is
> quite low - less than $200 last time I checked. You can't buy a
> Sailrite kit for that.
The Bolger sized sail is just a small piece of what they do. I got my
Teal's sail from them, and seeing it, and damn glad I didn't go with
Sailrite, simply because it was (1) really well done, (2) cheaper than
Sailrite's kit, and (3) done in a few days, from ordering to sailing.
Bohndell did not take charge cards when I bought from them.
The best and probably least expensive route is either
from Payson or his supplier Bohndell. It is a stock
item for them, so the cost is quite low - less than
$200 last time I checked. You can't buy a Sailrite kit
for that.
I bought my Windsprint sail from Bohndell. It was very
nice and quite inexpensive compared to quotes from
other sailmakers who would have to start from scratch.
JB
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from Payson or his supplier Bohndell. It is a stock
item for them, so the cost is quite low - less than
$200 last time I checked. You can't buy a Sailrite kit
for that.
I bought my Windsprint sail from Bohndell. It was very
nice and quite inexpensive compared to quotes from
other sailmakers who would have to start from scratch.
JB
---richard@...wrote:
> These boats all have the same sail, no? A 59 sq ft__________________________________________________
> spritboom sail?
>
> Anybody know a good source for this sail?
>
>
> Bolger rules!!!
> - no cursing, flaming, trolling, or spamming
> - no flogging dead horses
> - add something: take "thanks!" and "ditto!" posts
> off-list.
> - stay on topic and punctuate
> - add your comments at the TOP and SIGN your posts
> - To order plans: Mr. Philip C. Bolger, P.O. Box
> 1209, Gloucester, MA, 01930, Fax: (978) 282-1349
>
>
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>http://docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/
>
>
>
>
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Doesn't Payson sell it? (www.instantboats.com) I think that's where the sail on our Brick came from, and it's a nice sail (and the same design as on all those other boats you mention, I think)
--- In bolger@y..., richard@s... wrote:
> These boats all have the same sail, no? A 59 sq ft spritboom sail?
>
> Anybody know a good source for this sail?
These boats all have the same sail, no? A 59 sq ft spritboom sail?
Anybody know a good source for this sail?
Anybody know a good source for this sail?