Quattro 16 crossbeams, mast and boom

[chrisk]

I am considering building a Quattro 16, seems like a fun thing for my teenagers (can't seem to get them out in a canoe too often) and a pretty easy build. The sailing side of things is new to me.

Anyone know where I can get crosssbeams, mast and boom that will fit the specs ?

[chrisk]

I am considering building a Quattro 16, seems like a fun thing for my teenagers (can't seem to get them out in a canoe too often) and a pretty easy build. The sailing side of things is new to me.

Anyone know where I can get crosssbeams, mast and boom that will fit the specs ?

[chrisk]

I am considering building a Quattro 16, seems like a fun thing for my teenagers (can't seem to get them out in a canoe too often) and a pretty easy build. The sailing side of things is new to me.

Anyone know where I can get crosssbeams, mast and boom that will fit the specs ?

[Figment]

Having not read the specs on the quattro, I can't give a definitive answer, but i will say that no matter where you are, there's certain to be a catamaran boneyard nearby. go to www.catsailor.com (http://www.catsailor.com) and post a question on the forum. in 24 hours you'll have more information than you could possibly have imagined.

scavenging beams and rig (including ruddercastings/tillers/crossbar assembly) from an old dead hobie or nacra would certainly simplify the process.

[This message has been edited by Sailortect (edited 02-05-2002).]

[Figment]

Having not read the specs on the quattro, I can't give a definitive answer, but i will say that no matter where you are, there's certain to be a catamaran boneyard nearby. go to www.catsailor.com (http://www.catsailor.com) and post a question on the forum. in 24 hours you'll have more information than you could possibly have imagined.

scavenging beams and rig (including ruddercastings/tillers/crossbar assembly) from an old dead hobie or nacra would certainly simplify the process.

[This message has been edited by Sailortect (edited 02-05-2002).]

[Figment]

Having not read the specs on the quattro, I can't give a definitive answer, but i will say that no matter where you are, there's certain to be a catamaran boneyard nearby. go to www.catsailor.com (http://www.catsailor.com) and post a question on the forum. in 24 hours you'll have more information than you could possibly have imagined.

scavenging beams and rig (including ruddercastings/tillers/crossbar assembly) from an old dead hobie or nacra would certainly simplify the process.

[This message has been edited by Sailortect (edited 02-05-2002).]

[Figment]

http://www.multihullboatbuilder.com/workshop/Quattro16/Quattro16.html

this should be positively invaluable.

[Figment]

http://www.multihullboatbuilder.com/workshop/Quattro16/Quattro16.html

this should be positively invaluable.

[Figment]

http://www.multihullboatbuilder.com/workshop/Quattro16/Quattro16.html

this should be positively invaluable.