Is anyone selling their Macgregor aluminum trailer for a 26M? Mine broke and need another one. I live in Southern California. Thank you!

Will a 26X trailer work for a 26M?

"MacBump"?

I've been out to Anacapa, Santa Cruz, and Catalina many times. Just pick your day, to much wind is no fun and can be dangerous. As for the biggest swell, two winters ago we went out to Santa Cruz from Ventura, nice ride over, a little bumpy once we got near the island. We had a nice day but when we ...

When the day is done, and I'm ready to pull the boat up on the trailer, I clip the the boat to the trailer, and then crank it up. How tight should the crank be? I've gone through one crank, bending the washers that hold the two bolts of the crank to the trailer as well as the crank, and now I'm onto...

I have an 06M, purchased some grease, rubbed it on the steering pole and haven't had a problem going on a year.

Does that gentleman know of any other people who do the same in Europe? About what does he charge per day/week? Thanks. (Click the "email" button, below, to contact me) (Mod's edit: Removed user's posted email address for their own protection. It's *never* a good idea to post your email ad...

I usually just leave the mast raising system in place while I sail (but I crank the tension back off of it). I do this because I usually pull the mast down after every sail and then cover the boat as to keep the sun and elements off of it. By doing it this way, you do have a backup forward stay. Jus...

Is there any group or group of interested Mac owners who may be interested in starting some sort of coop in which a Mac owner from say Florida (Bahamas) would be willing to swap time with a Mac owner from California (Catalina Island)? Better yet, does anyone know of some sort of a deal like this in ...

I got my slugs, webbing, thread, needle, and thimble all through sailrite. They can help you out if you ask them what you'll need. It took me about two hours to sew all of them in both along the boom and mast. I should have done it a long time ago.

Sew on some slugs, you'll be glad you did. It makes the sail go up easy and come down easy too. It also helps the sail flake nicely.

Our 2006M does the same thing you describe. I've had to use a wrench to keep it from unscrewing. If it keeps up, I may ask the dealer about it.

Yes, the ballast is full.

Has anyone found a way to silence the noise that comes from the dagger board while at anchor? In our boat, (and I’m sure all others) as the swell passes by, the dagger board knocks against the inside of the boat making it tough to tune out and sleep. If I pull up the dagger board, the boat rocks mor...

Yes, any pictures? Thank you.