Y88 5241

Looking for a bit of help, we had the boat out (Y88) for wash the other day and noticed a lot of slop in the rear shaft support as circled in red below. It appears a bit of old rubber or plastic bearing still inside but mostly gone. Any suggestions on what I would fit here to remove the slop and where to get it from? TIA as wanting to get this sorted reasonably quickly.

Looking for a Y88 main for club racing. Anyone got a reasonable condition one around? Also looking for a #1 kite

Sorry now sold

New Airmar DST800 NMEA 2000 Speed/Depth/Temp sensor. Includes transducer, skin fitting and blanking plug. Brought to test another unit but found the exisiting one to be working ok. Paid $550, my loss your gain! Read less Can send photos as requested, can’t upload here for some reason!?!

Yes I have, quite good panels, and seem to last ok!

We have both with the back up being a extending emergency one

Does anyone have a N2K DST800 transducer lying around they no longer require?

Thanks Knotme

Wanting to change to a 2:1 Main Halyard. Does anyone know what size pin I should be using on the last crane to secure the top end?

Matt, I brought some from eBay, I have a sheet I no longer need (2mm) happy to pass it on.

In good condition with very little use. Only replaced and whole new instrument package in the boat and Simrad TP integrates with instruments better Open for offers

Looking for recommendation for the above, looking to get the bum cleaned if possible

Would love a extra triton Display have sent you a PM

Cobra Marine VHF radio. Cobra Exclusive "Rewind-Say-Again", super large LCD display, U.S., Canadian, and International channels, 10 NOAA weather channels, weather alerts, Class-D Digital Select Calling VHF (distress button), Tri-watch, 1 or 25 watts of power output, GPS capability. Includes flush mount kit In excellent condition, being swapped out as part of a full electronics upgrade, nothing wrong with this unit, just giving the boat a birthday! ​Available 23/24 June from Westhaven. Asking 2 bottles of Mount Gay. If you want the 1.8m antenna and cable to go with it, more than happy t

No issues will be available on the 24th June as I'm away until then. P/U from westhaven

How much for the IS15 Wind Transducer

I have some instruments and transducers which I'm taking out of Young 88. These will be available from Sunday 24th June. Simrad IS12 Wind Simrad IS12 Depth Simrad Autohelm Depth Depth Sounder also included, and associated cables which come out. These are all in working condition however giving the boat a birthday with new instruments. Yours for a bottle or two of rum. Also have a Lawrence Elite 7M GPS Chart-plotter with chart card and associated cables - Seperate bottle of rum for this one. All available from 24th June. Carl

I won a Elliott 7 Team building activity through the RNZYS for 10x yachts for a rum race or other sailing afternoon. Would be a great opportunity to get your company and clients out sailing! I'm not going to be able to use it at this stage, so wondering if anyone or their company would be interested with funds going to a local Junior training program? Paid $800 which is a bargain for this type of activity

www.chsmith.com.au have the goFree on special at the moment http://www.chsmith.com.au/Products/GoFree-WIFI-1-Module.html

Brand New, never been out of the box comes with additional bracket and knobs if you can't dash mount it. Asking $1200 ono. Note these retail for $1799

For Sale - Zeus Touch 7 A 6.4-inch touch screen offers outstanding sail specific navigation features with an intuitive touch-led interface. The SailSteer sail navigation screen shows Heading and COG, Current Layline, Calculated Tide, True Wind Angle indicator, Rudder Angle Indicator and Opposite Tack Layline to name but a few features. Enhanced Sailing Time calculations, removes reliance on ETA and provides a maximised view of tacking angles on the chart, even without an active waypoint. Zeus Touch offers easy to use system integration. SailSteer Optically Bonded LCD SailTime calculations T

I use to have one and was a dream to sail. Very well balanced. I had a big main on mine, so usually sailed with a reef by my self, but was a great boat!

Question, how do you secure the sliding hatch to keep water out? One good one I have seen is to have a spring loaded bolt on a string to the outside. Can be pulled down on the inside and outside. Therefore locks the sliding hatch closed at the same time.

Didn't they propose a plan approx. 10 years ago to join with Torbay Sailing Club, by raising the building to gain the office space etc, and base out of there. I'm sure Andrew Brown was the leader on this.

Oh AH Covers (http://www.ahcovers.co.nz) Alex Hinton done work for various boats and look great