San Juan 21 Class Association

I sold my beloved SJ a few years ago to change my fleet to (several) beach boats, but I am impressed with your efforts! Give me a fixed point and I will move the world! Stay safe.

Talk to Stephen at: http://www.sjsailboats.com/parts.php I replaced a cable with the keel up and don't recall it being too difficult, but it was a while ago and I may have forgotten the details. I also replaced the block at the same time and remember I had to drill a small hole in the side of the tr...

I used adhesive backed cable tie mounts, which I removed the adhesive and epoxied into place--a bit of a hassle but they stayed put. I ran wires in wire loom and zip tied them to the mounts (black zip ties don't break down with UV exposure). I did have the Clark fuse panel in the starboard cabinet, ...

Yeah, likewise I converted my roller trailer (bad idea for SJs) to quad 2x6 bunks. Supports the hull much better. After this picture, I added an additional keel support.

I considered something like Trex, but in the end it seemed like they weren't stiff enough to support my boat.

Sadly, we have too many boats and I need to let our beloved SJ go to someone who can sail her more. Details: 1979 MkII #2263 in good working condition. Includes kick-up rudder, working LED nav and interior lights, Plastimo compass, Garmin depth finder, interior cushions, anchor, whisker pole, swim l...

Similar thread recently under the General Forum. . . Yours is the same arrangement I have on my boat. I don't typically adjust the downhaul that often on my boat, but maybe adding a block for 3:1 (or more) similar to this: http://www.murrays.com/01-1028.html or this: http://www.murrays.com/07-2089-1...

Yes, I think it fits in the track--must be a couple nuts in the track (I don't have boat nearby at the moment, but that's my recollection).

I think it looks like PN "MCleet" here: http://www.sjsailboats.com/parts.php.

Mine has a horn cleat at base of mast:

Great report! Thanks for sharing.