Refitting Risque VI | A Coronado 25 Sailboat

Raising The Mast and finishing the installation process on our 1969 Coronado 25 Sailboat, Risque.
That way we can get back to sailing around Millerton Lake while the season for it peaks.
-CHAPTERS-
0:00 - Introduction
0:26 - Prepping For The Mast To Go Up
1:30 - Hoisting Her Up
2:05 - Missing Turnbuckle & Broken Bolt
2:55 - Rick Saves The Day Again
3:28 - The Boom
3:56 - Lazy Jacks
6:20 - Thanks For Subscribing

[@JoshuaJayG]

Thank you for this series. My wife and I also have similar aspirations. A friend just offered us a Coronado 25 for free with a trailer so I am headed out this week to to see if it is worth picking up. We are ASA 101 and 103 certified and are getting 104 in a few weeks in Santa Cruz, CA!

[@RameyFamily]

It’s a great boat. The best to learn on and get the basics down as well. You can always reach out with questions about your new boat

[@JoshuaJayG]

@@RameyFamily we just have to decide where to use it now. We live near Moab, UT so lakes are our closest option. I'm thinking Utah lake. A seasonal slip is $500. Strawberry Reservoir is also seasonal but a slip is almost $1500!

[@RameyFamily]

@@JoshuaJayG yep. It’s crazy the difference locations can change the slip fees so much. It’s usually just how much of a “destination” type place it is. I have a video coming out about marinas and lakes and the type of stuff you have to put up with… it’ll be out soon