About this Blog
This is my blog about the adventures in fixing up and cruising in a 1974 O'Day 22. I will use this site to post photos of upgrades and maintenance work I do on this boat as I prepare her for some lake and coastal cruising. I am trying to get her ready for the ocean for under $5500 including the cost of the boat. I guess we'll see how well I do with that budget. Please feel free to share your comments and experiences with me.
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If you are new or interested in getting into sailing, I welcome you to the sport and here is some information about this thing we love call sailing.
June 23rd, 2007 at 2:28 pm
Retire want learn how to sail, lakes, rivers etc. looking at a 22′ seller says he does know, now there is a ironie a fool buy a boot from another old fool
Thanks
Gus
How to set the mast in it boot and raise and adjust the tenson on tbe supporting line.
Thanks again
October 23rd, 2007 at 4:12 am
Please , can anybody help me ! I live in Sweden and it seams to me that i am the only one who has an O´day 22 in this country. My problem: My keel is fixed and the keelbolt is not visible (buil in in plastic). And i want to se if they are ok because i have a leak in my boat. How many bolt is it and where do they sit ( maybe some picture)
I sail better than i write in English , he he