Hunter 22


Port side view. Rear flat replaced with Glaspar's spare.
Foredeck, Cabin
Cockpit, Companionway

Chris applies floor jack in the rain. Note bent fender damaged when axle was broke as a previous owner moved it without removing chock block.

Pulling the tire to realign the axle and springs. It took a lot of leverage, and some gentle coaxing with a sledge hammer by Mr. H to get in place.

Axle realigned Lug bolts going back in. Ready to tow to our yard.

Eric swabbing the cockpit deck.

Chris and Shiela pull the outboard for service.

Shiela tackles the famous "not to worry knot" on the safety line.

Mr. A applies a grinder to the joint prior to welding the bent fender back into place.

Nothing a little amperage can't fix. It took some finesse and little brute force, but it looks just fine now.

Chris and Shiela on deck, clearing the clogged cockpit drains.

Shiela muscles the mast while Chris opens companionway.

Shiela, Eric and Chris cleaning the deck and hull.

Looking good.

Shiela and Chris check out the salon. Note the porthole mirror.

Port quarterberth and setee with removable backrest and teak hull strips.

The signature Hunter teak and holley sole. Setees needs just a little TLC.

The V berth, storage pouches port and starboard, deck hatch above and anchor locker forward.

The galley - sink, and alcohol stove.
All the comforts.

Clearing out the lockers

The Hunter 22 floor plan.

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