Wy first mate would like roller furling on the headsail of our W32. Any suggestions? We sail in the Apostle Islands on Lake Superior. Someone suggested the Spin Tec, but I find that they are out of business.

Dennis:  I purchased a 300SF Yankee and Furlex furler from Kern - and it works well - I find that while you unfurl the sail- you must drag the furler line so that the coil on the drum is tight.  If not when you refurl the sail - the lines will over wrap and jam the drum. 
This may be a common issue and not just with Furlex - I don't know. 

The Furlex kit included a new forstay and fittings - I did the installation myself - fairly straight forward though the directions could use some tuning.

Below is the Alado furler - I saw two W32s with this style at the 2012 Nor Cal Rondy.

Cool part is that the drum is open, with few part and you can install w/o removing the forestay... pretty interesting and the owners liked the furler. 

Good luck with your choices.

The big advantage of the Alado, besides the lower cost, is that you don't have to take the stay down to install the unit.  The foil pieces come in halves, and they slide together to form the foil.

 

(Bud has asked me to correct a typo on the above do to don't. djb 5/27/13) 

I called Kern for a Quote on a roller furling and a new headsail not too long ago and he recommended Schaefer.  I'm going to go with his recommendation even though its on the expensive side.  I know high price doesn't always mean best choice or quality but a roller furling headsail is one area I don't want to skimp on.   

Oh yes, Kern made us a Fabulous sail from our hank on one!  Kern's work is awesome!