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Re: Mast Boot
#3455
04/02/00 11:29 PM
04/02/00 11:29 PM
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I bought one 2 or 3 years ago. I can't remeber if it was through Tillotsen-Pearson or the supplier. However, the info I have in my file says: SSI ( Sailing Specialties, Inc.) PO Box 99 - Commerce Ave. Hollywood, MD 20636 301-373-2372 Try them if they are still in business. Originally posted by Gregory W. Dexter: I'm trying to find a new mast boot or collar that fits around the mast and over the raised portion of the deck hole through which the mast is stepped. I contacted Rig Rite, but they had just sold their last one and told me their source was no longer available. Help !! :-)
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Re: Mast Boot
#3456
04/03/00 03:37 PM
04/03/00 03:37 PM
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Just finished installing a univeral mast boot. Model #910 . Can be aqcuired from Defender for $23.95 plus two stainless hose clamps #0096-($2.49)and#0152-($3.29). Requires some triming but a simple operation.
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Re: Mast Boot
#3458
04/03/00 04:20 PM
04/03/00 04:20 PM
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Joined: Jan 2010
Posts: 186 Barrington, RI
cstoddard
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Posts: 186
Barrington, RI
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I used Spartite two years ago its great. Skip the boots and get rid of the leaks
Charlie Stoddard
Charlie Stoddard Falcon #229
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Re: Mast Boot
#3459
04/03/00 05:56 PM
04/03/00 05:56 PM
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Posts: 7 N. Scituate, Rhode Island
Gregory W. Dexter
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Originally posted by j30falcon: I used Spartite two years ago its great. Skip the boots and get rid of the leaks
Charlie Stoddard Charlie, Please enlighten me - what is Spartite ?
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Re: Mast Boot
#3460
04/04/00 03:15 PM
04/04/00 03:15 PM
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Posts: 493 Chicago, Il. USA
D. Bartley
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Spartite is a 2 part product that you pour into the space between the mast and deck. It dries to a hard ruber like thing. Seems to be pretty effective at keeping water out.
I think it comes in 2 sizes... If you have a really old boat, you probably need the larger size.
Dennis Bartley Planxty, s/n 23994 hull 205
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