Well, try adding some weight down low if you aren't a motor speed junky. Use sand bags or something.
Ix
D vs X or M heeling
Re: D vs X or M heeling
Well after all of your fine advice, we chose to ignore it. Purchased a beautiful, very clean 2001 X Turns out the head was most important. Sure it's a bit snug but like others have said, not going to spend that much time in there!. Also when the Admiral says that's what I want, she gets it.
Thanks folks, we had a very good idea of what we were looking for when shopping. Really looking forward to getting her on the water.
Now just have to find the D a new home so I don't have to hear about having the fleet again
Thanks folks, we had a very good idea of what we were looking for when shopping. Really looking forward to getting her on the water.
Now just have to find the D a new home so I don't have to hear about having the fleet again
- sailboatmike
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Re: D vs X or M heeling
Im sure she will be very happy with the X.
The big feature for the ladies is a reasonable sized enclosed head and Im not against it when its wet and cold outside myself.
As they say Happy wife, happy life
The big feature for the ladies is a reasonable sized enclosed head and Im not against it when its wet and cold outside myself.
As they say Happy wife, happy life
- dlandersson
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Re: D vs X or M heeling
And that about sums it up
bobflshmn wrote:when the Admiral says that's what I want, she gets it.