Roger MacGregor usually recommends a 60-horsepower Evinrude but several owners have said they have come to rely on 70-horsepower Suzuki engines.

Macgregor 26 head. Engine The MacGregor 26 comes equipped with a beefy outboard ranging from 50 to 70 horsepower. The head with its solid door is fully enclosed for privacy. Inside tour video one of two.

A portable toilet is standard on the MacGregor 26 but a fully plumbed conventional marine toilet with through hull and holding tank is an available option. The quest for a dry bilge. MacGregor 26 Head Mod Post by Tomfoolery Sun May 21 2017 100 pm The head in my is the storage location for tools lines life preservers a rubber bucket filled with cleaning supplies the basin holds sunscreen and skeeter repellent and some other stuff I cant recall.

The MacGregor 26 evolved after the Venture 22 and the MacGregor 25 which had been built from 1973 to about 1987. Engine The MacGregor 26 comes equipped with a beefy outboard ranging from 50 to 70 horsepower. Roger MacGregor usually recommends a 60-horsepower Evinrude but several owners have said they have come to rely on 70-horsepower Suzuki engines.

The freshwater tank holds five gallons. This is how to heave to in a Macgregor 26S. Macgregors new mast raiser uses a winch mounted on a pole to make it really easy for one person to raise and lower the mast.

The Macgregor 26 is a hybrid appealing primarily to trailersailors strapped for time and concerned about the rising cost of slip and mooring fees. The MacGregor 26 introduced in 1986 is a development of the 25 but with water ballast instead of a swing keel. The head compartment is fully enclosed providing some welcome privacy that is simply not available on many boats of similar size.

Aug 6 2017 - Explore Roberts board macgregor 26s sailboat modifications on Pinterest. The freshwater tank holds five gallons. 2005 Macgregor 26 At Manatee Pocket Yacht Sales we are proud to offer one of the only if not the only Macgregor Sailboats that is fully decked out for life aboard and fun.