Aquarius Sail Owners

I feel your pain. I never managed to document my mast raising rig. I tensioned my trap wires to the front crossbar of the trailer with ratchet straps. I could control the sway easily from the front of the boat. I cranked up the mast using the recovery winch on the trailer. I built a telescoping mast...

Can you post the manual? That looks like a rope winch on the mast support. Could the fitting below the mast yoke be for a snatch block to turn the rope from the winch towards the head stay or masthead? I hoisted a mast length bridal to my masthead with the main halyard and attached it to my recovery...

I made a similar rig for my SC15. What questions do you have?
I can only view the first picture.

It is on the transom.download/file.php?id=734&mode=view

Which one did you get? The manual is an ok start. Read every post on this forum. Congratulations on the 17.

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I think the back up plates are aluminum. I would call Tom at Aquarius on this one. He has always been most helpful when I had a question.
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I have camped at Kimbal Point and sailed the lake. It's a nice body of water.

You're welcome. Where in NC?

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I don't know your location but here's an example on the used market.

That's a 1003 in the picture of that Arc. I think it would get you up and down a creek no problem. If you're on open water and there's wind, sail. If you're becalmed a 1003 would get you home. Your other solution is that little Honda 4 stroke 2.5 hp for its equivalent.

I had a torqueedo 1003 long shaft on my 15. It worked fine. It might struggle to push you dead to windward in a stiff breeze.

My 15 had a 22mm Harken track installed across the rear crossbeam. The tramp was held with a bolt rope track across the rear beam. The track was held down with flat head machine screws that were tapped into the crossbar. There was no bedding compound between the track and crossbar. There was no anti...

Yes, once I tried the reverse rigging with the two line pull I saw that It could be done.