[C320-list] Stack Pack purchased from Cheasapeake Sails

[mark at thehagertys.org]

Rod - this is what I sent you on Oct 8, might not have made the trip:

Hi Rod - 

As I recall, I untied the lazy jacks from the stack pack (tying them off to one of the shrouds), slid all the guides off the luff, unhooked the tack and clew, then slid the whole enchilada off toward the bow. From there we slide it into the cockpit and down through the companionway.

Hope this helps - I don’t think I’ve left anything out. A

Cheers, and stay safe

Mark 


> On Oct 26, 2020, at 10:57 AM, Rod Boer <rod.boer1 at verizon.net> wrote:
> 
> Earlier in the year before August, I purchased a Stack Pack from Chesapeake
> Sails.  The product was very good, but I had already made the decision that
> I was not going to be sailing this year.  The boat is 20 years old and I
> decided I was going to repair and upgrade were it made sense. My microwave
> died last fall, I  had purchased a new i60 Analogue wind instrument.  So as
> I approached haul out I realized that I had to remove all of the stuff that
> was in the Stack Pack in order to put the winter boat covers on the boat.  I
> will need to remove all the lines on the stack pack and tie them to the
> lines forward of the mast.
> 
> 
> 
> In the spring I remember getting an email from someone on this list that
> indicated that they were able to pull the entire stack pack off the boat
> intact.
> 
> Frankly I never gave the winterized boat canvas cover a thought through the
> summer.  Any advice on removing  stack pack would be welcome. If I can slide
> the whole device off would be great!
> 
> 
> 
> Rod Boer
> 
> C320, Odyssey, 688    
>