[Rhodes22-list] Rhodes 22 1982

[Bob Weber]

Joseph, congrats on the boat, I am assuming it is new - to you.
1) halyards are a differnt line than sheets.  If you go to West Mariine dot 
com you will see cordage labled "Halyards".  They are usually smaller gauge 
and have a high breaking point and almost no stretch.  The Sheets on the 
other hand, are double braided polyester.  These you want to get as large a 
gauge that will fit into the Jam cleat ( probably 1/2 inch ).  The larger 
the size the easier on the hands.  The leangth of each sheet should be at 17 
to 20 feet a side.

2) I dont know if they still make the stove but I have found fuel refilles 
at Sports Athority.

3) For the table leg try a R.V. supply store - they will have one.

Bob Weber






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>Date: Tue, 28 Jan 2003 19:52:02 EST
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>Hi All, can anyone please help me with the following queistions for my 
>Rhodes
>22, 1982.
>
>Is 3/8" the right size for the Halyards and sheets. Any Idea how long the
>175% genoa sheet is?
>
>I have a Bleuet stove that I need to replace. Are they still being
>manufactured and where?
>
>I need the base to the table support for the main cabin. I went to West
>marine but no luck. Any Ideas?
>
>Thanks, this is a great site.
>
>Joseph
>
>
>
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