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Joined: Mar 2006 Posts: 2 Homestead, Florida 33030 rmatos OP
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Posts: 2 Homestead, Florida 33030 | I have a Hobie 14, which I have not used in 3 years. Every Year, around my Birthday, I get the bug to want to put it back together. It’s that time again. I know what she needs to be usable again, but I would also like to breath new life into her. The F-14’s sound super and the maxi H14’s I’ve seen are hot. The boat has a factory Dolphin Striker and the jib sheets on the tramp. Someone please send me a high res photo of a maxi H14 or a description of what and how to put it all together. I am going to the Flee market at Dolphin Stadium this weekend and hope to be able to pick up everything I need there. Thanks..
Ricardo J. Matos
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Joined: Mar 2002 Posts: 284 Norfolk, VA Dan Berger
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Posts: 284 Norfolk, VA | I'll get some pictures at Spring fever, so It will be a few weeks before I can show you. The hardest thing to find is the spin pole if you want a used one. Try getting a "Skinny" brand windsurfer mast, or at least a newer thinner style. It is important to get the plastic base so you have some kind of backing for the pole against the front beam.
If you can get some Oxen blocks, get them. Other than that, you will probably have to make all the rigging. It is a pretty easy conversion!!
If you want a Hooter sail, I have one that I would sell.
Dan
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Posts: 12 Norfolk-VA Beach, VA, USA | Hey Ricardo,
Happy Birthday!!!!
I have a pole (converted windsurfing mast) with an installed furller and a Hooter sail that I would be willing to part with. All you have to do is put a bolt on the front beam to insert the pole on, a place a pulley on the mast for the halyard and buy halyard line. The jib blocks work for me. Admittely however Oxen blocks are much better. Let me know if you are interested. Cheers, Waldo
VAplayero A3 A-cat Hobie Fleet 32, Norfolk-VA Beach, VA, USA
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