Here's the diagram for the flooring.
Rummy
In a message dated 9/9/2011 1:12:17 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
dennisf at maine.rr.com writes:
Dear Rob,
Thanks for reply. Standard Main. The jib has a aluminum pole (1 1/4
inch) about 24 feet long that attaches to the top of the mast and the lower
end of the pole has a 5 inch diameter disc. Out of the center of the pole
and disc the stay wire has 3, rollers on the stay. Then the stay is taped
to the mast. I have never used a furling jib. I do not think it is all
there? Seems like there should be a reel to contain a rope that is used to
pull out the jib?
There is no traveler bar that I can detect. I live on Sebago Lake
in Maine.
There is no interior except the V berth and the electrical board and
2 pieces of concrete ballast. I bought it as a project for the winter. I
know I need a structural and bearing wall/ framing under the mast step. I
am trying to develop the plan for floor elevations to get started on the
design and construction in the cabin. I would like to get all the framing
in the floor and the walls and the countertop and the table area done. The
hull is in good shape and about ready to paint. There are many little
cracks in the fiber glass finish in the deck that I wish to fix and
repaint.
Sincerely,
Dennis Frappier
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[mailto:rhodes22-list-bounces at rhodes22.org] On Behalf Of Lowe, Rob
Sent: Friday, September 09, 2011 12:18 PM
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Subject: Re: [Rhodes22-list] things to look for in a 1973 Rhodes 22
Dennis,
First off, congratulations! Second, standard main or IMF? Any idea what
furling jib you have? And how about the traveler (what the rear of the
boom
will tie too). Do you have a traveler bar (3/4 foot length of metal bar)
or
a wire traveler (looks like the metal rigging). I've got a 76 standard
mast
with standard jib. Where are you located? Maybe you are near one of us.
-
rob
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[mailto:rhodes22-list-bounces at rhodes22.org] On Behalf Of DennisF
Sent: Friday, September 09, 2011 12:01 PM
To: rhodes22-list at rhodes22.org
Subject: Re: [Rhodes22-list] things to look for in a 1973 Rhodes 22
I have just purchased a Rhodes 22 1978. I am looking for information on
how
to rig the mast and boom and how the furler for the jib works? Is there
any
information you can point me too? Also are there specific plans for the
interior? Dennis F
John Shulick wrote:
>> Hi Mike,
>> Do waste your time and look at the 73 but be willing to invest time and
> effort to make the boat into what you want. The boat you saw in the
> "Kinzua Pictures" is a 1971 (I Believe ) and I Spent $1800 in materials
to
> repair the CB and re finish the hull and about 200 hrs. worth of effort
as
> well. My boat came with a trailer, functional sails, 2002 Nissan 8 hp.
> engine nose cushions cockpit cushions but no head,no stove, no electrical
> systems, a sink but no working pump or water storage tank. Even so with a
> competent skipper (I am not such a sailor yet) I would sail my 71 against
> any other Rhodes 22's from any year. The Interior and various bells and
> whistles I hope to over time continue to restore my boat as much as
> possible. The nice part is to have a bare canvas and a chance to make it
> to suit your needs. Of course you also must be willing to do the work
> yourself.If you have the time and skills you can have the functional
> equivalent of a new boat for 1/4 the price of a new one. I have spent
> about $4600 to get to the picture you saw and expect to spend 2-3 more
> winters and $5400 or so finish the job so total cost is projected at 10
to
> 12 thousand and 3-4 winters of effort. This would include new standing
> rigging and sails.
> BUT LOOK AT IT BEFORE YOU BUY
> Good hunting
> John Shulick
> Pgh, Pa.
>> Mike Cheung wrote:
>>>> I may be checking out a 1973 Rhodes 22 that is for sale near me. While
I
>> think we want a newer boat than that it will at least be instructive to
>> see how a 1973 has held up. What sort of potential problem areas should
>> I pay particular attention to?
>>>> Here's the link to the ad:
>>>>http://www.sailboattraderonline.com/listing/1973-RHODES-OTHER-92992327>>>> Mike Cheung
>>>>
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