Hi Ken (and everyone),
Attached are some photos of the top and the bottom of the GBI furler 
from our R22 which was recycled by GB in 1998.

We have since sold the boat with a Schaefer furler and this GBI furler 
is available free to anyone who wants to come to the Eastern Shore of 
Maryland and pick it up - all 26+ feet of it. It's a bit grubby but the 
extrusion is in good condition as are the starboard parts.

We tried to give it to Stan but could never arrange transportation.

There are 6 pictures here. Don't know if the email server will handle 
them all.

Mary Lou
ex R22
now Rosborough RF-246
Rock Hall, MD


GBI furler drum 1.jpg

GBI furler drum 2.jpg

GBI furler drum 3.jpg

GBI furler from bottom.jpg

GBI furler top 1.jpg

GBI furler top 2.jpg

On 7/4/2019 1:14 AM, SpringHollow wrote:
> Hi, We just purchased a Rhodes 22 (1988, refurbed in 2008).  Unfortunately,
> the previous owner lost some of the General Boat furler parts while
> replacing the broken stay and having a smaller Genoa made.  All we have is
> the long metal pole with the open rope drum on the bottom of it (picture
> attached below).  I sent a some emails to GB a couple of weeks ago but
> understandably they have not been returned.  I designed a part for the top
> of the pole that I think will work well but it makes sense to see what the
> design is supposed to be plus how the furler is rigged with a sail.  Does
> anyone have pictures they could send me showing the parts and how the GB
> furler is rigged?  Even better if someone has upgraded their furler and
> wants to sell some parts.
>
> <http://rhodes-22.1065344.n5.nabble.com/file/t911/Rope_Drum_small.jpg>
>
> Thanks and thanks for all of the useful information posted on this site.
>
> Ken
>
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> 1988 Rhodes 22 refurbed in 2008
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