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Hello all F35 Pedrick owners: Any recommendations on sail makers for the F35; I am needing to replace my jib but also likely look at options for both sails. I have the jib boom (camberspar) jib package. The sails I have now are laminates from Z-Sails, good quality, group out of Stamford, CT. I inten...

Hello, Replying to an old post, but what size are the batt cars on the F35? I see posts for 22 mm ones and 26 mm ones for sale. I attempting to replace one of the cars (not for a batten) and it is 55mm (2-1/8") High and equally as wide. The track I believe is 26 mm or just over 1" wide but want to m...

Stephen, My F35 is having to have the rudder bearing replaced. I have reached out to Tides Marine, who is mentioned in the post and they recommended to make a new part. My question is if you had dimensions for the collar? My guess is that installing a new bearing may result in the same rub on the hu...

F35 owners, My Hull 30 (1994 Pedrick) has a ~50 gallon aluminum tank in the V birth in the compartments. When searching the manuals, this tanks is not referenced and possibly added by original owner. It is separate from the fuel tank (stern cabin) and water tank (port settee); anyone have any guesse...

Has anyone come up with alternative rigging for the outhaul on the F35 (or other modelss for that matter). Many cruisers have the outhaul line that runs back to the cockpit for easier control, especially while in heavier weather where flattening the main sheet would be helpful. The F35 has a large m...

Thanks for the reply, below is a picture from the side where you can see the windlass and also one looking toward the bow. If you could snap a few photos it would be very helpful. On the 99' is there an additional cleat to tie off the line and relieve the pressure on the windlass? I have the two bow...

Any F35 owners have recommendations on a windlass? I recently bought a 94' F35 that has a SeaWolf Windlass which was added by the original owner and is no longer operative. The front locker is rather shallow (~12") and the current horizontal windlass rubs against the front of the self-tacking jib on...