C-22 Boom dimensions needed

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Paul the Denverite
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C-22 Boom dimensions needed

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Could someone measure the boom and give me the dimensions. I would like:
overall length
length to boom vang fitting

Thanks!
skyking

Post by skyking »

Paul I will measure mine this weekend for you.
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Post by 2nd generation »

Paul,

I have a 1975 C-22 with a rectangular boom. It is 3 1/2" x 1 1/4". The over-all length is 8' 6" that does not include the goose neck that attaches to the mast. The distance from the mast end to the boom vang fitting is 3'.

I just pulled my boat so it is sitting on a trailer in my yard waiting to be pulled to the Florida Keys over Christmas break. If you need any other dimensions let me know.
Mike
(former owner of) 1975 C-22 "Mel-O"
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Post by Paul the Denverite »

Thanks to you both. I'll probably end up with an aluminum oval rather than the rectangular - just easier to find. The dimensions help greatly!!! Thanks again.
skyking

Post by skyking »

Paul, I see that you already have the diamensions, Mine are the same....Tim
Mario G

Post by Mario G »

Paul check out this post viewtopic.php?t=1057

I didn't buy it so maybe he still has it . it has his e-mail.
guyaks

found a boom

Post by guyaks »

Found a company that sells boom and masts:

http://www.dwyermast.com/

i just need someone to check out the site and let me know which measurement and shape of boom goes on the C22.

thanks sooo much

Guy
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Post by 2nd generation »

Guy,

thePartydog found this listing and put it in the for sale section.

http://pensacola.craigslist.org/boa/1463463166.html

The ad states there is a boom for sale may be worth checking out.
Mike
(former owner of) 1975 C-22 "Mel-O"
guyaks

Boom

Post by guyaks »

I just e-mailed him... he sold the boom.

But i am going to make one out of cedar. i picked up a router bit to cut the slot for the sail. also, glen-L marine has a goose neck for about 35 bucks the will fit a wood boom to an metal mast.

this might be my best option....


thanks so much for the tip

Guy
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Post by CaptainScott »

Before you route the sail for your ceder boom, consider using the sail loose footed.


I have converted Lady Jo to a losse footed main and like it a lot.

Scott
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boom

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Loose foot??

do you have a picture of your loose foot sail on the boom??

thanks guy
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Post by CaptainScott »

Unfortunately I do not have one of the 22.

here is a shot of a Catalina with a loose footed main.
See how the main sail does not slide into a track on the boom but floats leeward of the boom?

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Post by trev »

Alright Scott, your going to have to give up some more details on how you did this :lol:. I spend almost as much time sliding the main into the slot as I do stepping the mast.
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