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We have a self tacker on our Ross 35, we removed it for many years but 5 or 6 years ago i shortened it so i could walk around the outside of it and put it back on. It is a single 2:1 sheet running forward to a single block with a becket and then back to the port primary with a outboard/ inboard adjuster for the track run back to the cockpit (i need to find a better system for this). It is amazing when short handed sailing in anything over 15 knots. I broke the original track in a bit of blow a while back but got a replacement harken on from fosters - the track needs to pre bent at the fac

I am def. Not interested in a quick fix, as I could do it myself but rather looking for someone who has the knowledge to ensure it lasts for another 40 years!

It is quite hard to see in the photos but luckily there doesn’t appear to be any corrosion where the plate goes through the deck.

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Hi there, I am looking for a recommendation for someone who can help me redo my forestay chainplate on my Ross 35. It starting to separate from its mounting position inside the anchor locker. It appears to be bolted through the solid timber in the bow. Looking for someone to help me or do the repair. Boat is situated in Westhaven.

Can anyone recommend a boat builder in the westhaven/ Auckland Region? I have had some movement in the forestay chainplate on my Ross 35 and would love to find someone to help me get it sorted ideally from the 5th Jan! thank you in advance

They look great! I wasn’t thinking. About going as long as the one in the photo but the mould looks really good, is the anchor roller integrated into the mould?

I have a Ross 35 - The older racer cruiser and want to build something where i can leave the anchor securely out on the bow for harbour cruising as well as having the ability to fly a gennaker. Has anyone had any experience with making a bowsprit like this?