Hi Pat
Stuff you want is on the internet and probably known to sailmakers. As I recall, sloops and cutters all used taller rig, including the ones with Hood in mast furling. The later sloops and all the cutters stepped the mast further aft, ingeniously by reversing the salon table made it fit. It appears that all the booms were the same length regardless of mast position.
Quent

Pat I’ll check when I get back to the boat, I think my sail plan is for the
cutter. I definitely have the tall mast and someone recently said that was
the cutter but I see no evidence that my boat was ever rigged as a cutter.

Ken

On Tue, May 27, 2014 at 9:12 AM, pat noordsij wrote:

I have copies of the sail plan for the ketch ( because I own one ) and one
for the sloop nbrs 1-205… but not for the cutter or the sloop #206 or
later … I have questions…

Does anyone if the later sloops were the tall masted ones and that’s why
their numbers were different?
If you have a copy of either the cutter or later sloop, can we talk
offline either by phone or via email? i have some questions …

thanks much

– pat

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Ken, the sloop and cutter were rigged the same except the sloop didn’t have
the staysail.

Bob

On Tue, May 27, 2014 at 2:09 PM, Ken Page wrote:

Pat I’ll check when I get back to the boat, I think my sail plan is for the
cutter. I definitely have the tall mast and someone recently said that was
the cutter but I see no evidence that my boat was ever rigged as a cutter.

Ken

On Tue, May 27, 2014 at 9:12 AM, pat noordsij wrote:

I have copies of the sail plan for the ketch ( because I own one ) and

one

for the sloop nbrs 1-205… but not for the cutter or the sloop #206 or
later … I have questions…

Does anyone if the later sloops were the tall masted ones and that’s why
their numbers were different?
If you have a copy of either the cutter or later sloop, can we talk
offline either by phone or via email? i have some questions …

thanks much

– pat

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Bob
Sloops prior to hull 205 were tall ketches (TM) without the mizzen. After 205, they were cutters without a same as a cuter without the inner forestay.

Model I J P E
Pearson 422 SLP 18+ 47.25 15.75 40.00 14.50
Pearson 422 Cutter 18+ 47.25 18.17 40.00 14.50
Pearson 422 Ketch 47.25 15.75 40.00 14.50
Pearson 422 SLP 1-17 47.25 18.17 40.00 14.50

Pearson 424 Cutter 47.25 18.16 41.00 14.50
Pearson 424 Ketch 44.08 15.75 38.00 14.50
Pearson 424 Ketch TM 47.25 15.75 41.00 14.50
Pearson 424 SLP 1-204 47.25 15.75 41.00 14.50
Pearson 424 SLP 205+ 47.25 18.16 41.00 14.50

Rich

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Pat,

I have hull #91, rigged as a sloop with the Hood roller furling. No evidence of any other rig that ever was.

My sail plan blueprint is titled

Sail Plan-Ketch …..drawn 5/27/76 (by JJM)
Drawing # P-2267 with revision H

My deck plan blueprint is titled

Deck Plan Ketch Rig….drawn 9/17/80 (by JJM)
Drawing # P-2303 with revision U

My Electrical, Docking and Machinery blueprints are all dated in March of 1977

My deck plan drawing has a list of revisions up to 10/11/83 That is when they eliminated a dimension (J) from the bow to the inside face of the mast collar (was 15′-8 3/4″) They ADDED the dimension to the centerline of mast, mast collar, and upper shroud chainplate. My drawing shows it as…16′-1 3/8″

Any further questions about my drawings….feel free to call 865 335 9972

Ken

Pat
From Bacon Sails.

Rich

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