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Flying Scot
Harken Equipped:  Flying Scot One Design

The Flying Scot is one of North America's leading one-design classes. Designed in 1957 by Gordon K. (Sandy) Douglass, this 19 foot, stable centerboarder is easy-to-sail, forgiving and fun. The large cockpit hold eight, making it ideal for gunkholing and family daysailing, while a crew of two or three can put this popular boat through its paces for tight, tactical racing. Selected for the American Sailing Hall of Fame in 1998, the Flying Scot has been used for many US Sailing events including the Mallory, Adams and Sears Cup Championships.

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Harken equipped: Flying Scot Harken: 29 mm Carbo Block Swivel w/Becket Harken: 40 mm Fixed Carbo Block Harken: 29 mm Carbo Cheek Block Harken: 29 mm Carbo Cheek Block Harken: 29 mm Fixed Carbo Block Harken: 57 mm Carbo Block w/Becket Harken: 57 mm Carbo BlockHarken: 57 mm Carbo Block Harken: Micro Carbo Cam Cleat Harken: Micro Cam X-treme Angle Fairlead Harken: Micro Stand-up Block Harken: Large Swivel Cam Base Harken: 57 mm Carbo Ratchamatic Harken: 29 mm Carbo Cheek Block Harken: Micro Sheave Harken: Bullet Cheek Block

cunningham
This 6:1 cascading system cleats on the centerboard trunk and provides plenty of power to play the cunningham from either side of the boat.

racing vang
Built of lightweight 40 mm Carbo blocks, this free-running system provides plenty of power to play the cunningham from either side of the boat.

57 mm carbo mainsheet system
This efficient 3:1 system features an automatic load-sensing Ratchamatic® block mounted to a swivel base that rotates to face the trimmer. The ratchet mechanism can be set to increase holding power in big air or turned down so the mainsheet runs freely when the wind is light.