The Winklebrig Forum

Very sorry to hear that and very best wishes for the future, hope you manage to beat it. Thanks for all your work as administrator, when I bought my WB about 7 years ago this forum was absolutely invaluable. I'm afraid my IT skills are woefully inadequate to help. All the very best from WB 93

After some 15 years managing this site, it's time I retired - I also have cancer and the outlook doesn't look too good at present. So it's time I handed over. Anyone fancy taking over the site? It's written in PHP and is relatively straightforward.

If interested please contact me at admin@winklebrig.org

Regards to all

Rick

Has anyone had a cover made. If yes can you say what company, Thanks in advance Rod

HI John Thanks for your reply, Gives a a really good starting point, going to start this weekend. Cheers Rod

HI Folks, Does anyone have the measurements for a boom tent, and also looking for the measurements of a full cover for trailing or just wintering, Any help appreciated, Or if anyone has any for sale please get in touch also even old worn-out I could use for patterns, Thank you all in Advance Rod and Skylark WB58 x

Hi Rod,

I have WB 122 and it is without any number in the boat. Only nr. 122 in the mainsail.
The insurance company in the Netherlands makes no issue about that. It was no problem to get insured.
A solution is that you make your own serialnumber. Screw it in your boat and there you have it.

Greetings, Barend

Hello Folks, My Insurance company is asking for Hull dentification or serial number is there one or is it just by the sail number, If the hull does have a serial/identification Can someone please help with a location, They say this is needed to insure, Thank you All in advance. Rod 

Hi Rod, I hope this photo helps, fortunately mine was at home so was easy to photo. If you need more detailed measurements please let me know, I will be at the boat tomorrow.
All the best
John

Hi Folks,

Does any one have the measurements for the 3 cut out rear cradle for the boom, think it is also used for transporting, or to rest the boom to either Centre, Port or starboard,, It is basically 2 poles that come up from the transom and is bridged over the engine/rear lockers has 3 U shaped cut outs to hold the Mast when down the boom and gaff, would be so helpful as I'm not near the boat at the moment, Thanks In Advance for any help. Rod

I have thoroughly enjoyed your YouTube videos of adventures with Sea Jade and hope you will continue with your Cape Cutter. They appear to be very nice boats, I hope you have many more great adventures.