Will do. I did take a look at your own picture: Note - my own is the full size table for meal service, not a holder for 4 drinks and appetizers not much bigger than the winch bracket it sits on as I s

Jeremy, I don't have plans but I do have what I believe is an original cockpit table. I can take whatever measurements/pictures you'd like with it installed or separate. -Nathan Maramu #29

A Maramu has plenty of space to add a watermaker and those devices have improved a lot on power consumption in the last couple of decades, so a new one wouldn't necessarily be a bad thing vs the stock

Does anyone have sailmaker measurements for the original Maramu? I, J, P, E, etc. I'm doing two things: assessing new sails and applying for a rating certificate. Thanks -Nathan ***** Maramu #29

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#29, as Dave said, is still all external halyards. I like it that way. My only problem is not having enough halyards, so next time the masts are down I'll do something like fit a plate to the top of e

Dave monitors this list and is reachable at his work: http://islandplanetsails.com/ However, I've had hull 29 for about a year now. Dave is in Reno and the boat is in Alameda, California. If you have

You're probably thinking of the comments posted by John on 21 January 2013 (re: Popeye Maramu #91). He included a detailed description of his installation process. 24 May Attilio Siviero had some comm

#29 Exit Strategy (1979) is just up the road from First Love right now and it might be good to compare stiffness and parts. -Nathan (in contract on #29)