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I am wondering what size mast this will need and would a cutter rig be best?

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Maybe a staysail schooner rig?
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I think four unstayed masts on the corners with wishbone booms that will mesh with each other as you tack and jibe.
by the way is that a huge air compresser on the back of that thing, i am thinking about a floating triton sized drydock/boatbarn!!!!

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I can't remember where we took the picture.
That thing was huge. You could sail a triton right in and then drive it home as long as there were no other cars on the road.
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cantstopnow wrote:You could sail a triton right in and then drive it home as long as there were no other cars on the road.
I have a funny feeling that other cars on the road would present little trouble.
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Hirilond? wrote:
cantstopnow wrote:You could sail a triton right in and then drive it home as long as there were no other cars on the road.
I have a funny feeling that other cars on the road would present little trouble.
10' tall tires and a mass of 30 tons tend to win the traffic battle, don't they.
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Post by krissteyn »

Standard junk rig - or Full Battened Lug Sails...

Also looks like a junk tiller/rudder would look homely on the stern...

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