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Mast Support for Trailerable Boats
For just a few dollars' worth of readily-available material you can make a pair of mast supports that not only provide the needed support but also make mast handling much easier..
The transom support is a simple design. It is merely a 1″ x 8 ” board of a conven ient length fastened to the rudder gudgeons on the transom. What distinguishes it from most o ther supports is the roller incorporated in the top. One person can balance the mast on the roller and roll it back into position so that the foot can be fastened to the tabernacle or mast step.
The only parts not likely to be found in your local hardware store are the rudder pintles, but these are readily available at many local marine suppliers or through any mail order catalog. Use dinghy pintles, and bend the straps out at right angles so that they can be mounted flat on the board, as shown in the illustration. Carefully measure the distance between the gudgeons on your transom and mount the pintles the same distance apart.
The board can be of any convenient length; generally, the longer, the better. Getting the mast up higher makes it less of an obstruction when you need to get into the cockpit or cabin when the mast is stowed. It also makes raising the mast just a little easier. Of course, you do not want to make the mast support too tall or you may have trouble negotiating low overpasses when trailering.
The aluminum channels used to support the roller are available at most large hardware stores or building supply companies. The 3/4 ” width will just slip over the edge of a nominal I ” thick board. You may have to notch the board slightly for a flush fit. Fasten the channels in place with three round head screws.
The channels should be cut long enough to extend past the roller about 4 “. This will prevent the mast from sliding off the edge of the roller. All exposed edges of the channel should be filed smooth. To keep the mast from being scratched, slip a piece of 1 ” heat-shrink tubing over the channels and heat the tubing for a form fit.
The roller is commonly sold as a replacement for the rollers on powerboat trailers, and should be readily available at boat dealers or marine stores. You can use a 3/8 ” carriage bolt for an axle in most cases.
The crosspiece mounted above the pintles is merely a spacer placed so as to fit firmly against the boat’s sheerline rubrail when the mast support is in position. It keeps the whole assembly from twisting or pivoting off center. I used a short piece of 2 x 4.
A plastic cleat for tying down the mast completes this transom mast support. Slip the boards pintles into your boat’s outboard rudder gudgeons, securing the board by slipping a hairpin-type cotter pin through the hole in one of the pintles.
The center mast support is made to fit in the mast tabernacle. I used two 2 x 4’s nailed together to form the horizontal piece. You may have to plane them down slightly to fit in your mast step. They need not be much more than about a foot long. Adjust the length so as not to interfere with any obstructions on deck. Drill a hole through the horizontal piece the diameter of the hinge pin in the mast tabernacle.
The vertical part of this center support is a 1 x 8 board notched out to fit your mast. The notch is easily cut with a saber saw. The length of this board is critical. It should be just high enough to support the mast without bending it upwards. Measure the height needed with the mast resting on the bow pulpit forward and the transom support aft. Because the mast will probably be sagging slightly in the middle when supported this way, hold the center of the mast up to take the sag out while measuring for the height of the board. Don’t forget to allow for the depth of the notch you will cut out for the mast.
Assemble the boards using stainless steel or bronze screws. After painting, tack a piece of leather to the mast cutout to avoid scratching the spar. A small plastic open-base cleat mounted on the vertical board enables you to tie the mast down.
While both of these mast supports are easy to make, they simplify mast handling considerably, as well as providing the needed secure support for your spar when trailering.
-Henry Rodriguez
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A Skipper’s First Mate Is Self Reliance Sailboat ladder or mast ladder that allows one to climb the mast alone for maintenance.
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Mast Mate is an alternating-step, flexible mast ladder made of 2 inch-wide nylon webbing. Each mast step is reinforced with an additional piece of webbing.The sewn tensile strength of the webbing is a minimum of 3,000 pounds.
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The design is similar to a linesman’s belt, consisting of an adjustable waist belt with a tool bag conveniently affixed at the back and a tether strap that goes around the mast and clips back onto the opposite side of the belt…
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All our mast step ladders and Tool Bag Workbelts are made in the U.S.A with quality materials and meticulous craftmanship. Whether you cruise, day sail or race, mast maintenance is a chore that cannot be overlooked. If it is, you will pay the price in time and money, or worse! Mast Mate can be rigged in five minutes and climbed in less time than that. Combined with the Workbelt securing you to the mast, small repairs like changing a bulb or fixing a wind indicator, as well as larger jobs, such as replacing shrouds or varnishing can be attended to without assistance. No more winching; no more scouting the dock for help; no more not quite being able to reach the masthead.
Over the years, we have supplied the Mast Mate Climbing System to Single Handed Transpac Racers, as well as to a number of challengers in the Ostar Races. A single hander has no one but himself to count on. I am sure you will find the Mast Mate Climbing System the best method for climbing and working aloft.
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Please do not use the work belt as a safety harness. Use the work belt around the mast when you are in position to work.
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I have a 21ft MacGregor boat that I have had for 20+ years. I am wondering if anyone knows where I can get a mast holder to hold the mast off the stern when trailering. I seen something on the newer MacGregors that mount using the rutter pins but am open to any type. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you, Manny  Check with Bluewater Yachts in Seattle, Wa. They specialize in Venture stuff. Phone # 800-688-8626. Nice Folks. The mast crutch is basically a piece of one inch steel tubing with a couple of rudder pins attached about 5-6 feet long. The top is a piece of flatiron welded to the top and shaped like a "V". I replaced mine with a roller so I could step the mast myself. Fair winds, Old Salt....  Attachments my previous owner had a 1" sq tube welded up for an aft mast support. but the fabricator didn't get it right, it isn't square to the boat. and very heavy... but I still use it. http://i64.photobucket.com/albums/h169/ftldiver2/MACGREGOR/P1010016.jpg http://i64.photobucket.com/albums/h169/ftldiver2/MACGREGOR/P1010012.jpg http://i64.photobucket.com/albums/h169/ftldiver2/MACGREGOR/P1010013.jpg then I moved my original brackets to the rear and keep the stock wood support incase I need to drop the mast, not near my car where the iron one stays. http://i64.photobucket.com/albums/h169/ftldiver2/MACGREGOR/PB180011.jpg ----------- ot: ^^ JDK, do you tow with the windex attached? (widex no longer sell the model I have (removable / fits in bracket slots attached to mast) and wondered if I loose mine what I'd do) TIA! ^^ JDK, do you tow with the windex attached? (widex no longer sell the model I have (removable / fits in bracket slots attached to mast) and wondered if I loose mine what I'd do) TIA![/quote] Yes, I do, but I tie the Windex so it doesn't windmill. I've replaced it once because hail hit it and the brittle plastic shattered. Not a cheap item to replace, but indespensible. I used some shrink tubing to hold it on the antenna, which is just the right size for the hole in the indicator. JDK
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The vertical part of this center support is a 1 x 8 board notched out to fit your mast. The notch is easily cut with a saber saw. The length of this board is critical. It should be just high enough to support the mast without bending it upwards. Measure the height needed with the mast resting on the bow pulpit forward and the transom support aft.
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Sailboat ladder or mast ladder that allows one to climb the mast alone for maintenance. CLIMBING SYSTEM. Mast Mate is an alternating-step, flexible mast ladder made of 2 inch-wide nylon webbing. Each mast step is reinforced with an additional piece of webbing.The sewn tensile strength of the webbing is a minimum of 3,000 pounds.
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Member. When I first trailered my sailboat home, it had the original mast support system for the Shorelander trailer. I only go five miles to our marina to launch my boat, but still as you can see in the first picture, it is not very secure. So during these past winter months, I made these mounts for the mast from wood and also used a couple of ...
Parts. (Showing 24 of 204) Dwyer Mast & Rigging offers a wide range of parts and hardware commonly used on sailboat masts and booms including bails, chainplates and stemheads, cleats, clevis pins, connecting hardware and fasteners, eye straps and mast eyes, gooseneck assemblies, halyard organizer plates, mast steps and bases, hinges, spreaders ...
Edson's Mast Mount is the ideal system for Sailboats and Trawlers that want to attach radomes and satellite antennas to their mast. With our unique feet design, #68670 Mast Mount can fit a wide range of mast profiles. The lightweight aluminum construction is powder coated white to give it a elegant finish. With our multiple electronic ...
Pintle Mounted Mast Crutch. Mono Hull Sailboats. Specifications: Aluminum with rubber padded mast holder. Length from Lower pintle pin to mast cradle is 19″ Pintle max height spread is 14-7/8 " Pintle pin thickness 3/8″- (Interchangeable)
MARINE CITY Stainless Steel Polished Sailboat Teak Mast Steps with Anti-Skid Teak 12 x 5 Inches for Marines - Boats - Ships - Yachts. 4.8 out of 5 stars 6. ... HARKEN Winch Handle Holder Mesh. 4.6 out of 5 stars 3. $35.99 $ 35. 99. 5% coupon applied at checkout Save 5% with coupon. FREE delivery Wed, Nov 29 .
Dwyer Mast & Rigging manufactures high-quality sailboat masts, booms, hardware, and rigging. Originally founded in 1963 as Dwyer Aluminum Mast Company, the legacy continues as an OEM supplier by taking advantage of improved manufacturing methods to offer a wide range of products and services for the marine industry.
SKU: 1119.006. $ 0.71 $ 0.86. ADD TO CART BUY NOW. Load Rite Boat Trailer OEM Mast Support. Winch Post/Mast Support for Hobie Catamaran and Small Sailboat Trailers. This 2" x 2" sq 60" long mast stand u-bolts to the side of the trailers tongue. The welded mounting plate has pre-drilled holes on center for 3/8" dia. U-bolt mounting.
Made of foam, these mast holders are spar and deck friendly. Use with either the new rules deck hardware: double cam cleats and blocks on the deck or the older clam cleats forward and aft. Simply place over the double cam cleat or clam cleat to hold in place. Strap the spars down onto the deck securely and off you go. Will fit under most deck ...
Sailboat masts are the unsung heroes of the sailing world, silently supporting the sails and ensuring a smooth journey across the open waters. Whether you're a seasoned sailor or a novice, understanding the intricacies of sailboat masts is essential for a safe and enjoyable voyage. In this comprehensive guide, we will delve into the world of ...
1,392. Macgregor 76 V-25 #928 Lake Mead, Nevada. Aug 26, 2010. #2. Check with Bluewater Yachts in Seattle, Wa. They specialize in Venture stuff. Phone # 800-688-8626. Nice Folks. The mast crutch is basically a piece of one inch steel tubing with a couple of rudder pins attached about 5-6 feet long.
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Fisheries Supply offers a comprehensive range of sailboat boom parts, including: Gooseneck sailboat fittings for connecting the boom to the mast. Boom end fittings for attaching lines and rigging. Outhauls for adjusting the mainsail's foot. These high-quality components are designed for durability and reliability, ensuring seamless sail ...
90428 Boom Cap w/ Eye. 95880 Sail Rings (pkg of 30) 89415 Upper Boom. 89023 Mast. 89023 Mast. 90430 Mast Base Cap. 91149 Brummel hook (pkg of 2) 91252 Mainsheet Swivel Block. Mainsheet - See Line Guide.
I ordered a mast carrier set from Castlecraft. The forward mount is a four suction cup cradle that I place just in front of the mast hole. The aft unit mounts in the gudgeon. The system is simple and works great! Was $79.95 plus shipping. Oct 27, 2010.
ILCA Lower Section Base Plug. ILCA. $11.00. Base plug for the bottom of the ILCA 7 and ILCA 4 lower mast sections. If you have an ILCA 6 lower mast, use the ILCA 6 Lower Section Base Plug which has a slightly different inner diameter. Plastic base plug fitting Designed to fit base of ILCA 7 and...