This sailplan information is taken from a blueprint page entitled
ERICSON YACHTS--ERIC-32 DESIGN NO 2401 DATE 7/68, revised 3/29/74, revised 4/14/75 Bruce P. King-Naval Architect 488 E. 17th St., Costa Mesa, Calif.
Measurement |
Description |
Abbrev |
13.00 |
Length of boom |
B or E |
2.30 |
Lowest batten length |
|
2.56 |
Top 3 battens |
|
31.50 |
Mainsail luff |
P |
38.00 |
Mast foot to masthead (I think) |
P2 |
17.75 |
Cabintop to mast toppinglift attach point |
|
13.00 |
Genoa tack to foot of mast; spinnaker pole length |
J |
8.84 |
Max height of pole above deck |
|
247 sq. ft |
Foretriangle area |
|
205 sq. ft |
Main area |
Sail |
Material |
Area |
Luff |
Foot |
Leach |
LP |
Remarks |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Main |
7.5 oz Dacron |
205 sq ft |
31' 6" |
13' 0" |
35' 1" |
5/8" slides on luff, rope on foot |
|
170% Genoa |
4 oz Dacron |
420 sq ft |
38' 0" |
23' 5" |
37' 7" |
22.17' |
|
150% Genoa |
5 oz Dacron |
361 sq ft |
37' 0" |
20' 7" |
36' 1" |
19.57' |
12" head pennant |
150% Mule |
6.5 oz Dacron |
322 sq ft |
33' 0" |
20' 7" |
32' 9" |
19.50' |
5' 0" head pennant |
130% Mule |
7.5 oz Dacron |
245 sq ft |
29' 0" |
17' 10" |
28' 11" |
16.90' |
9' 0" head pennant |
150% Jib Top |
4 oz Dacron |
371 sq ft |
38' 0" |
21' 11" |
34' 1" |
19.50' |
|
Genoa Staysail |
4 oz Dacron |
164 sq ft |
22' 6" |
15' 8" |
22' 3" |
14.58' |
11" reverse roach-flat foot. 5 1/2" head pennant-set flying (?) |
150% Drifter-Reacher |
2 oz Dacron |
371 sq ft |
38' 0" |
22' 4" |
33' 5" |
19.50' |
|
Light Drifter |
.75 oz Nylon |
281 sq ft |
38' 0" |
16' 3" |
34' 6" |
14.80' |
|
Topless Staysail |
1.5 oz Nylon |
223 sq ft |
18' 0" |
20' 6" |
19' 7" |
19.50' |
Head-5' 6", throat tackle 22' (?) |
Spinnakers |
.5, .75, 1.2 |
CCA max |
38.14' |
Width = 23.40' |
The blueprints have faded here and there; I've indicated text which was particularly hard to read with a question mark. All the numbers were legible, however.
Now that we've installed the roller furling genoa, our old headsails are for sale:
- 170% genoa (North Sails) - 150% genoa (origin unknown, probably North Sails) - 150% mule (origin unknown) - 150% drifter-reacher (T&A Sails)
The 170% and 150% genoas probably date from the late 70's, and the 150 is reefable, awkwardly, to 130%. The 150% mule is serviceable, but not pretty, and may be original. I have fondly nicknamed it "Old Yeller." The 150% loose-luffed drifter-reacher is in excellent condition but I don't know its age. All have been patched by a professional sailmaker. Make me an offer--I will very seriously consider a trade for a working Navico windspeed and direction masthead unit!