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During re-plumbing of our F33 CK when trying to replace the drain hose the elbow fitting that is the base of the shower pan broke. I was thinking of just tapping the flange fitting so that I can attache a standard hose-to-thread elbow, but thought I would check if anyone knows where I could just pur...

Thanks, that makes total sense and I really appreciate the help. I was looking everywhere inside and couldn't figure out where it went...turns out it was outside where I wasnt looking. The owner replaced it with a plastic version so I will look to switch back to the original since Im already refinis...

I moved my 1982 CK 33 to a different marina was cleaning out the dock locker and discovered what look like three mohogany boards from the previous owner as shown in the attached pictures (front and back). There are mortised for hinges. I am not even sure if this is original to the boat so does anyon...

Tom, Thanks, that is very helpful and I really appreciate the help. I was trying to determine if I needed shuttle blocks or if I could just run the lines directly through the boom. Thats how I had recently set it up, but was second guessing the decision after looking at the Isomat boom website infor...

Thanks for posting this. I have a recently purchased Freedom 33 with a "Tall Rig" and when out in 20-25 kts also had significant weather helm, but the reefs are not rigged so its next on the to-do list. Not sure if you have another picture that might provide a description of how the reef lines were ...

A follow up on my masthead issue from a few weeks ago: the yard was able to fabricate a plate system that bolted to the original aluminum masthead block. Maybe not a perfect solution since there are so many separate connections now, but workable while I work on a location and time to pull the mast.

Thanks for the welcome, and I am very happy to have found this forum and already appreciate the responses. I have no idea why there is that brass wheel/disc and pin in the aluminum block. I was hoping someone here might have some ideas on why that would be there. The halyard was rigged all external....

Just joined today and this is my first post. I am a new owner of a Freedom 33 CC, Hull 47 with a tall rig located in Southern California. A few weeks back the halyard, block and sail came down to the deck while sailing. It was a little gusty by not bad. She is in a yard now, and I have attached a pi...