H42 Passage lists to port

[HoosierSailor]

Boat is new to me this year and the one thing that just bothers me is the boats leans about 1 degree to port. My wife and I have her fully loaded now and I know it's because almost all the storage for heavy items is along the port side (tools, spares, etc) but it bugs me. Has anyone else noticed this?

 

[Don S/V ILLusion]

1degree?

 

[HoosierSailor]

1degree?

Around there. It is noticeable though. I'm not concerned. Just curious more than anything

 

[JamesG161]

Store your heavy stuff the on the Starboard side.

Without an Air conditioner, a lot of room there.

Jim...

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[Windpilot]

I'm pretty sure you know the answer to your question, if not go sailing, problem solved.

 

[HoosierSailor]

I'm pretty sure you know the answer to your question, if not go sailing, problem solved.

Ok. Fair enough!

 

[jssailem]

Do enjoy your sailing. You have a nice boat.

 

[artboas]

Move your beer

 

[Terry Cox]

Has anyone else noticed this?

No. No list here. Our boat has a pretty balanced load even with the dinghy motor mounted on the port rail. The two heavy items [tool box, spares kit (bolts, nuts, screws and related fasteners), etc.] I stow in the center line settee.

 

[HoosierSailor]

No. No list here. Our boat has a pretty balanced load even with the dinghy motor mounted on the port rail. The two heavy items [tool box, spares kit (bolts, nuts, screws and related fasteners), etc.] I stow in the center line settee.

Thanks Terry. I moved a few things around and it seems better. It really isn't much but just sort of nags at me.

Jim

 

[jssailem]

It really isn't much but just sort of nags at me.

I can understand their annoyance. I don't particularly appreciate walking on tilted decks while at anchor or in a marina.