Mast Up Sailboat Mast Raising System is an easy mast stepping device and supports your mast while
trailering or storing. Now just 2 people can raise any mast. Ideal for
short handed mast raising.
Fits virtually any boat
with an outboard rudder (see the Mast Up Cockpit version for
through-hull rudder boats). Mast Up telescopes to 9-1/2 feet. Mast
slides easily on the built-in roller. Use on land or water.
Mast Up will work as a:
- Catalina 22' mast raising system
- Catalina 25' mast raising device
- Merit 22' mast raising aid
- Balboa 20' mast raising device
- Aquarius
21' mast raising system
- Venture 17' mast raising aid
- Venture 21' mast raising system
- Venture 25' mast raising device
- MacGregor 22' mast raising aid
- Hunter 22' mast raising device
- Hunter 23' mast raising system
- Santana 23' mast raising aid
- Capri 18' mast raising system
- Capri 22' mast raising device
- Capri 25' and the new
Capri 26' mast raising system
- Precision 18' mast raising device
- Precision 21' mast raising aid
- Precision 23' mast raising device
- Schock 22' and
Schock 23' mast raising system
Fits any boat with either 5/16" or 1/2" pintels or
gudgeons. Special orders are available.
Choose
either 5/16" or 1/2" pintels (the pin that fits into the hole of a
gudgeon mounted on the stern of your boat) or 5/16" or 1/2" gudgeons
(with holes that slide onto the pintel posts mounted on the stern of
your boat). Basically you are matching the hardware on your rudder. So
if you rudder has pintels (pins) or gudgeons (holes), then that is what
to choose for your Mast Up.
<Pintel
<Gudgeon
Storage: Mast Up holds your mast at the stern end for stowing and trailering. Secure mast to the bow pulpit.
Step 1: Raise the Mast Up to its fullest height. Make sure aft lowers and uppers are connected to pad eye.
Step
2: Roll the mast back along the Mast Up until the base of the mast is
at the mast step. Making sure your lines and side stays are free, raise
the mast!
Step 3: Mast Up! Put the
pin in the turnbuckle, attach forward lowers to pad eyes and tune your
mast. Reverse the process to lower.