Chip
NJ
Boat Name:
Model/Year: 22, 1987
Hull No. 13831
Hailing Port: NJ |
 10/06/2013 9:15 AM Pacific Time
Sometimes after a decent rain, one or the other cockpit cubbies on my '87 C22 will get a couple inches of water in it. This doesn't seem ideal, particularly since that's where I store the tails of my jib sheets and furling line. I've been thinking about drilling a small hole in them to drain out to the cockpit, but I'm always a little weird about adding new holes to my boat. Has anyone else done this? Does it seem like a bad idea? |
Wes Sherrill
Concord, NC
Boat Name: Summer Breeze
Model/Year: C 22/1988 fin keel
Hull No. 14333
Hailing Port: Lake Tillery, NC |
10/06/2013 6:10 PM Pacific Time
My 1988 has about an 1/8" or 3/16" hole at the front and back of the each cubby. Of course the lower the holes in the cubby the better, just not too low |
Chip
NJ
Boat Name:
Model/Year: 22, 1987
Hull No. 13831
Hailing Port: NJ |
10/09/2013 2:12 PM Pacific Time
Cool. I'm going to try it. |
