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Kerr Sails

Started by jotruk, May 18, 2011, 08:22:14 AM

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jotruk

Has anyone had any dealings with Kerr Sails of Tulsa Ok. ? I am thinking about having them make me a new head sail.
s/v Wave Dancer
a 1979 27' Cherubini Hunter
Any sail boat regardless of size is a potential world cruiser, but a power boat is nothing more than a big expense at the next fuel dock

hearsejr

what size head sail you looking?

jotruk

The luff is 33' and at least 13+ on the foot with a 30' leach
s/v Wave Dancer
a 1979 27' Cherubini Hunter
Any sail boat regardless of size is a potential world cruiser, but a power boat is nothing more than a big expense at the next fuel dock

hearsejr

I'll have to see what sizes I got. I have one on my boat that is too big for me to handle alone, so I was thinking about getting it converted to a main sail...someone said I could get it cut down and converted by a sailmaker..
I'll check it out as soon as I can get it out and unfolded.

Steve Bean

Here's a second-hand recommendation for Kerr.  A friend of mine in Monterey, California has a Westsail 32 and gets his sails from Kerr.  I just told him yesterday about Sailfar.  I'll see if he wants to contribute to the forum.  We compare notes because my boat is a "concrete Westsail 32", i.e. Samson Seamist 32.
Steve

hearsejr

#5
the one I have here is a tad short footed. it came off a O'day 28.  

jotruk

thanks on that I think I have found a 160 for my boat and will look in to that again thanks for the look see on the for sail
s/v Wave Dancer
a 1979 27' Cherubini Hunter
Any sail boat regardless of size is a potential world cruiser, but a power boat is nothing more than a big expense at the next fuel dock