Twin rudders and rotating spar.

Macgregor 26 height on trailer. Specs on MacGregor 26 trailer. You can sail or remove the mast to use as a motor boat. No longer do you have to modify a trailer for you MacGregor our trailers properly fit your boat without modification.

24096 sq ft 22386 m 2 The MacGregor 26 is an American trailerable sailboat that was designed by Roger MacGregor and first built in 1986 with production ending in 2013. Its a sailing yacht when the weather is good and its a planning power boat when you want to get there fast or get home quickly if the weather turns bad. Macgregor 26 Vlog 14 Fettling and Rambling - the trailer is back - Duration.

Fill the ballast tank when you launch the boat to give it stability when heeled over under sail then drain the ballast when you pull the boat back out on the launch ramp making it much lighter for trailering with the ordinary car. MacGregor 26M cruising mods. The Super Sport Marine MacGregor 26 Classic 26X 26M trailers are fabricated of aluminum so your rusting concerns are gone.

MacGregor told us that in the spring of this year he took the 26 out of production having built about 7000. The water is taken on by opening a transom valve and drained either by getting over eight knots under power or when back on the trailer. I just did some study into MacGregor 26s seriously thinking of going that way should one pop up at the right price seems the 26M is faster more stable and has more room inside well thats according to the Macgregor website lots of improvements like rotating mast new hull shape higher rig with more sail area.

Tered as it goes on the trailer. The Macgregor 26 is a hybrid appealing primarily to trailersailors strapped for time and concerned about the rising cost of slip and mooring fees. Find this Pin and more on Travel - Boatingby Nancy.

We expect to build about 900 of the new boats in the next 12 months. Find this Pin and more on Travel - Boatingby Nancy Sewell. Ballast includes 300 lbs of fixed ballast plus up to an additional 1150 lbs of water.