Hi Watto
We have a 26M which we bought new in 2006. We keep the boat in our backyard in Canberra. If you'd like to have a look I'd be happy to show you, just send me an email and we can arrange a time.

Cheers, Peter

It folds forward as I wanted but, as a bonus, I discovered it can unclip at the front and fold back onto the rear hoop where it can be stowed neatly in a boot (unexpectedly, I came across a boot at Ken's Marine here in Canberra on Saturday - until then, it was hard to picture), nothing to do except ...

Bought one of the Blue Reef dodgers and have it fitted. Haven't taken it out for a test run yet but absolutely love it. Makes 'Transforma' a different boat. They did a custom fit so that I could get my jib sheets through (as I don't have a furler) I would post a photo but I looks like the administra...

Thanks Dirk

Hi Clemo No they were all done since I bought the M. Did a fair bit of cruising in my younger days though. Lived on a boat for about six and a half years up in the tropics My last trip at that time (on a 30 ft Piver Tri) took two years - Townsville - Thursday Is - Wiepa - Gove - Darwin - Back to TI ...

Hi New to the forum but have had the Mac M for just over three years now Been to the Batemans Bay, Jervis Bay (a lot), Moreton Bay (Pumicestone Passage - Caloundra, Tangalooma), Whitsundays with Macgregor group ( + Hook Reef), Port Douglas (Low Isles), Hawksbury (couple times), Tasmania (East and We...

Hi Blue Reef

I would certainly be interested in a well designed dodger.
One that can fold forward when not required would be good.

Cheers