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You didn't say whether you own a H25, what year, condition, etc. Are you new to sailing? Do you trailer? Ad nauseum..... Well, I can tell you that the H25 is a very solid, dependable little pocket cruiser, ideal for weekending at the lake. We have a "rule" - we sail 6, feed 4 and sleep 2. But if you have kids, there should be enough room for overnighting in some comfort. Sailing.... the H25 tends to have a lot of weather helm, which translates: You need to stay on top of sail trim for balancing the boat. Reef early. The electrical system hasn't yet given me any grief, but it looks like a nightmare. I will be re-wiring the boat next month, using a much simpler schematic. Many H25 owners in this forum have related experiences with compression of the cabin roof under the mast, due mostly to water infiltration. Lucky me, I haven't had that problem. But leakage is an issue at the toe rail / stanchion junctions. Also, a lot of comments about the H25's tendency to leak from the cockpit drain. Minor stuff, but maybe a major irritant. I love my H25, even though she's for sale (I need a LOT more headroom). Contact me if you need any help along the way! Fair Winds! Michael O'
