Will be sailing mostly SoCal bays/harbors and I'm shopping for the right all-purpose anchor (mud/sand/pebbles/rocks) so the kids and I can jump in and snorkel or cool off. Thought a small mushroom would do it but YouTube reviews show they just drag. Danforth kinda edgy takes up larger footprint...
Bought an old chalky mod 1 for my wife on her B-day. The boat really has nice bones and We’ve been wanting to get back in the wind for quite a while now.
Rubbed it out, filled all the spider cracks and chips, all new standing & running rigging,made a tiller extension, varnished all the bright...
Here are 2 photos I took of mine (without straps cause mine were trash) one is a pic looking underneath Barney post where single strap is bolted then goes aft to transom bracket. Second is where the eyelet brackets are screwed to bulkhead. Strap passes under bracket and is kept from coming...
Hi I’m new to the Capri 14.2 also but what I think I see in your photos is that the single strap goes from Barney post to transom bracket (there’s a good pic on the UCLA .org website) and the other 2 that are same length go from triangular bars on Barney post forward to bulkhead. Those 2 attach...
We just got this boat ( and just joined the forum group) We wanted furled jib but pickens are slim here in San Diego (not to mention high prices) so went without. Got a good deal on boat with beautiful hull, replaced all rigging, jib is nice and crispy but some day when it’s replaced I’ll buy...
so to answer my own question- and hopefully to help others with same issue-
Called CD tech support and his answer to douse the jib is to release lines completely from jamb cleat, mast cleat and becket sheeve / essentially you have one long spliced jib halyard now.
To hoist - gotta put lines...
Just got a mod 1 and bought new halyards from CD. Downloaded manual, threaded jib lines according to pic (thru cleat, becket, and jam cleat) - but - big but - when halyard is completely released the jib shackle only comes down to spreader height. What’s going on? Anyone have a couple pics with...
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