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Privacy Guaranteed - your email is never shared with anyone, opt out any time. Sail to SummitThis blog is about my two main passions in life, sailing and climbing and a few random adventures in between. My sailing stories are based on my interest in pocket cruisers, pocket cruising, and more specifically my kent ranger 20 sailboat. My climbing posts may be about anything from a day at the crag to a multiday alpine adventure. My main motivation for writing this blog is so that i can read it when im old! Thanks for checking in! Wednesday, January 1, 2014Kent ranger 20 sailboat cruise/camp. 8 comments:Thank you for sharing. My dad bought a Ranger in 1974. Before that he built a wooden wayfarer, (a 16' foot sailboat). He lived in Kent, WA. We did a lot of racing with the wayfarer, and he continued to race when he bought the Ranger 20. In fact he won the Ranger National Championships 4 times I believe. We also cruised a lot. We cruised Barkley Sound (Vancouver, B.C.), and Desolation Sound, off the east side of Vancouver next to inland B.C. We did this a few times and it was incredible. We basically lived off the land, salmon, ling cod, yellow eye rockfish, and other types of bottom fish, as well as clams. We also cruised the San Juans. But we preferred Desolation Sound. There were less people and it was more adventuresome ( stronger currents, etc) Every night we would anchor, set a shoreline and bow anchor. We had a little dinghy so we could explore all the shoreline, clam dig, etc. It was a great time. Memories I will never forget. Three of us slept on the boat every night. I would strongly recomend this to anyone with a Ranger 20'. Just be sure to have a marine chart that is detailed. There are some places where you can only pass on slack tides, the currents rip. You trailer up to Lund, B.C. Past Vancouver and you have to take a couple of ferries. You put in at Lund and then go where you want. I would not recommend going to Campbell River Channel. The currents are very strong. I would say you would need at least a 10 hp motor to be safe. We had a british seagul, I think only a couple of horse power, and we could have used more. There were times when we were barely making headway against some of the tides, and currents. Feel free to contact me if you wish. Greg Wills. Email, [email protected] Hi, Great posts. Where were you able to find a new dodger? any chance anyone has a mast for a Ranger 20? I would love to keep this sweet boat in the sailing world instead of scrapping the boat! so sad... everything else is fine but a broken mast. 801-860-7658 Mark Thankyou so much I realy might want one Please post more details of your pocket cruising Thanks for sharing the goodstuf.. go ahead and call me at 801-860-7658. Mark I really enjoyed your blog. It convinced me that a Ranger 20 is exactly what I need. So I bought one! I also found a Yahoo group for the boats. It has lots of good information about these wondeful pocket cruisers. https://groups.yahoo.com/neo/groups/KentRanger20Boats/info Hello, we have a Ranger Sailboat Owners facebook group: Search "Kent Ranger Sailboat Owners" If you still have the boat, hope to see you there!
Kent Ranger 20 Info
Hey folks... i notice there isn't much happening here and last post looks to be from 09/2016. Anyhow, I just purchased Hull 303 a 77 Ranger 20 and Im in love. I have a bunch of info with the boat. I have rigging info if people are interested I will scan it and load it! Let me know Hey there! Send me a PM and I will get that rigging info over to you. Cheers Hey there! I posted the rigging info on the Ranger 20 Yahoo Group. Hope this helps! I just purchased a Ranger 20 11/18. Hull #194. Looks like a great boat. I am going through the boat. cleaning it up and checking it out. I have just started on the electrical (very basic). The mast light didn't work so I went to change it out with an LED light and am having problems replacing old cut and worn out wiring (won't pull through). I assume it is attached at the top of mast but am not sure how to access/remove the top of the mast. Does anyone know what brand mast was used on R 20. Also any general info links on R20's would be appreciated. Thanks Kent hey now ? can you send me the rigging info ? ihave picked up a 20 with broken mast and apile of wire Gasp thanks BOB 435 714 0180
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Ranger 20. Great little boat! I've owned two of them over the years in between a Catalina 25. The boat is rigged beautifully for singlehanding and is easy to trailer and launch. Draft about 18" with the centerboard retracted. The cuddy cabin with dodger provides good weather protection.
Ranger 20 vs Sea Pearl 21. Oh boy, talk about a battle of titans! We could make a case for either of these two boats winning the whole contest. But that’s not how the cutthroat single-elimination world of Mini-Cruiser Madness works. So vote now and let’s send a really good boat design home.
Basic specs. The Ranger 20 is a small sailboat designed by the maritime architect Raymond H. Richards in the early seventies. Several hundred boats have been produced. The Ranger 20 is built by the American yard Ranger Fiberglass Boats . Here we would have liked to show you nice photos of the Ranger 20.
Ranger 20 is a 20′ 0″ / 6.1 m monohull sailboat designed by Raymond Richards and built by Ranger Fiberglass Boats (USA) starting in 1972.
Ranger 20 Info. I just bought a Ranger 20 as my first boat. I've little experience sailing, I'm excited to start learning! The hull has some scratches, but generally looks pretty sound for at least lake sailing, which I hope to do this "winter" (if you can call it that in Texas) so I can get some experience on the water before the busy spring ...
Comfort Ratio: 8.63. Capsize Screening Formula: 2.75. S#: 3.99. Hull Speed: 5.36 kn. Pounds/Inch Immersion:
My sailing stories are based on my interest in pocket cruisers, pocket cruising, and more specifically my kent ranger 20 sailboat. My climbing posts may be about anything from a day at the crag to a multiday alpine adventure.
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