+/- 50' on my E35-3
From what I can tell, my E35-3's mast is about 50' from the step. I believe that the 32's is just a tad (if at all) shorter.
What I did to measure mine (for a new halyard) is go to Home Depot and get one of those measuring tapes (the kind you wind up) for $9.00 - attach it to the halyard, and haul away (make sure you tie a second small line to it also - incase the tape lets loose.
Are you located up in Seattle?
//sse
From what I can tell, my E35-3's mast is about 50' from the step. I believe that the 32's is just a tad (if at all) shorter.
What I did to measure mine (for a new halyard) is go to Home Depot and get one of those measuring tapes (the kind you wind up) for $9.00 - attach it to the halyard, and haul away (make sure you tie a second small line to it also - incase the tape lets loose.
Are you located up in Seattle?
//sse
Mast clearance?
Clearance under bridges/overhead obstructions is often the concern with this question. Be sure to add enough for the Windex, the wind instrument transducer, and the vhf antenna. For instance we need close to 60 feet to feel really secure...
Loren
Olson 34 #8
ps: sometime this fall, we NW owners need to get together... If for no other reason than to admire Sean's holding tank....
Clearance under bridges/overhead obstructions is often the concern with this question. Be sure to add enough for the Windex, the wind instrument transducer, and the vhf antenna. For instance we need close to 60 feet to feel really secure...
Loren
Olson 34 #8
ps: sometime this fall, we NW owners need to get together... If for no other reason than to admire Sean's holding tank....
Yes, and a nice one it is too...
Besides, I have my heater out now...so if you guys want to come up for a NW Ericsons event later in the season, you could meet some of the group up here, etc...
We could even do it in the San Juans during the summer if you so inclined....
//sse
Besides, I have my heater out now...so if you guys want to come up for a NW Ericsons event later in the season, you could meet some of the group up here, etc...
We could even do it in the San Juans during the summer if you so inclined....
//sse
How about 46' 4"?
My old copy of "Boat Watch" says that the mast on the 30+ is 46'4" - and I note that the E32 sales brochure holds the "I" sail area measurement at 42' --- add the headroom down below, plus the distance from boom-to-deck.....
Of course, Boat Watch says nothing about height for a 32...
//sse
My old copy of "Boat Watch" says that the mast on the 30+ is 46'4" - and I note that the E32 sales brochure holds the "I" sail area measurement at 42' --- add the headroom down below, plus the distance from boom-to-deck.....
Of course, Boat Watch says nothing about height for a 32...
//sse