O'day 19' 20+20

Sunbird22358 · Apr 8, 2010

I think there is a MARINER owners manual posted on the Boat Info page of this web site. http://oday.sailboatowners.com/images/kb/pdf/797.pdf
That manual is geared to the 1977 model (would basically cover 1973-78) so may or may not help on your (I assume?) 1969-72 MARINER 2+2 (the basic info will be same, mainsheet rigging might differ).

I am in the process of creating an expanded version of that Manual, as I have done for the DS II, 25, and Widgeons.

callnab · Apr 16, 2010

I have the green Mariner 2+2 moored off of Swifts Neck. Where in Wareham are you?
Callnab

Sunbird22358 · Apr 21, 2010

Callnab, I almost got your boat in my picture! Well, not quite....
Anyway, I am moored over in Mark's Cove, about 3/4 mile from you. I sail past your boat often, looks like you got a new outboard last year?

I'm glad you mentioned Swift's Neck (although I recognized you from a previous conversation)...other wise I might have confused you with the OTHER green Mariner that is moored in Broadmarsh River <GRIN!>

Clayland · Jun 14, 2010

Am I envious. Everyone seems familiar with the O'day 19' 20+20, and the 1973-78 manual linked here is wonderful! But we just bought a very old (1962) 19' O'day that is in very good shape having been kept inside for many years. But we can't find anything on O'days from this era. Any help out there? It sure would be appreciated.

WilmingtonNC · Jun 19, 2010

Mariner 2+2 water leaks

wrightsville27 said:
I mean 2+2
Thanks!

Hey there mariner owner in WB. I'm also an owner her in Wilmington and sail Banks channel and the ocean outside masonboro inlet. Where are you in town? I'm in the process of doing a bottom job and found a whole in the stringer just forward of the center board wondering if your familiar with this area on yours and if you have any water issues?? I keep mine in the water but it's in a cradle right now for the work to be done. Let me know your thoughts and whereabouts.......