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Replacement parts for the Hobie Cat 14 and Hobie 14 Turbo. We stock most spare and replacement parts for Hobie Cat sailboats.
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Holder 14 Centerboard Spring
Finally! After so many requests we have located springs for the Holder 14 centerboard. I have been told they work perfectly. PLEASE CONTACT BOBBY CHILEK AT bobbysboatworks.com , [email protected] FOR THIS ITEM
Holder 12 Rudder Assembly
Here is a replacement kick up rudder assembly with mahogany rudder and tiller and aluminum cheek blocks. Lines are used to raise and lower the rudder. This is also available with the mechanical kick up mechanism similar to the original. This can be seen on the Holder 14 rudder I have on this site. Both … Read more
Holder 14 Kick Up Rudder Assembly With Tiller
Here is a nice replacement kick up rudder assembly for your Holder 14. This one has a mahogany rudder and tiller, aluminum cheek plates, and a stainless steel kick up rod. It is designed very similar to the original equipment. I have shown two pictures of a cut away of the assembly to show the mechanism. Some … Read more
Holder /Vagabond 14 Daggerboard
Here is a nice mahogany daggerboard to fit your Holder or Vagabond 14 boat. This board has a better hydrodynamic foil shape than the original. We have delivered many of these to happy customers. I know you’ll like this one. Finished with minimum of 3 coats of Interlux spar varnish. Other finishes available also. Just … Read more
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Thinking of purchasing a Hobie Holder 14
- Thread starter m2736185
- Start date Feb 24, 2018
- Feb 24, 2018
Hey does anyone know about the hobie holder? I was going to pick up a Sunfish the other day, but now I am thinking about one of these. I found one a few hours away looks like it is a little rough. Anything I should look out for? Shouldn’t be too hard to paint over the filler used right? I believe the owner said it comes with original sails but they are in good condition
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- Feb 25, 2018
There isn't too much information about these boats around the web since their production years were limited. I am worried about finding parts for the boat in the future. I have also read of many owners complaining about water in the hull. Seller is 6-7 hours away and asking $800 and pretty firm on the price. It looks like the previous owner did a quick filler repair without any fiberglass repair underneath. I have never done any fiberglass repair myself other than on my surfboards, but I am thinking about repainting the entire boat myself as well. Perhaps I should just make the repairs and sail it.
I did notice, though, that the boat in the picture has a dagger board, rather than a fully enclosed swinging centreboard, which is present on my Holder. The water that we found in our hull was due to the seem between the top and bottom parts of the hull. As long as the bottom hull is sound, you shouldn’t have a lot of water in the boat (unless you turtle it, which is a rare event). What parts are you worried about? Most fittings on our boat is pretty standard, or at least can be replaced with standard fittings (not that we broke any...).
Holder Information “Nearly the same as the VAGABOND 14. Vagabond was purchased by Coast Catamaran in 1982 (builders of the Hobie Cat and owned by Coleman Company Inc.) and called the HOBIE ONE-14. Also sold as the O'DAY 14 and the MONARCH 14. Rig dimension (I,J,P,E) shown here are actually for HOLDER 14 MKII.” Try looking at these boats as well for parts, they seem very similar.
This is the Holders predecessor the Vagabond 14 so the design might vary a little. I am more worried about the damage to the hull than anything.
My first sailboat was a Vagabond 14. I had a lot of fun with it, especially for someone who didn't really know a lot about sailing at the time. I would haul it to the campsite with my college buddies and we'd have a blast. Easy to raise the mast. I could launch at the ramp or launch straight from the beach at the campsite. Lightweight, easy to right when you capsize. I paid $700 in 1996. Added running lights and a small trolling motor. Sold her a couple years later for $900.
- Mar 8, 2018
My brother had a Holder 20, and it was a great boat. We sailed it all over, very seaworthy and fast.
- Mar 11, 2018
Ghost Rider
Planing into eternity....
- Mar 12, 2018
I picked up the boat. So far I refinished the rudder and dagger board....and that was a good 3-4 day project in between sanding and layers of epoxy/varnish. I think I might wait until I get around sailing to boat a few times before I consider the glass work and paining. That seems like it would be a lonnng project. I have been looking at fiberglass repair on youtube, but they always make it look so much easier than it is. I thought refinishing the rudder and dagger board would be easy, but it was much more work than I anticipated. If I were to do the fiberglass repair...which fiberglass would you recommend? There are so many options as far as pattern/direction etc.
- Mar 13, 2018
I was hoping to get out on the water, but maybe I can make those repairs over the weekend. I already have this epoxy left over from refinishing the rudder TotalBoat High Performance 2:1 Epoxy Kits The cloth you mentioned. Can I use Fiberglass Cloth - 10 Ounce and Fiberglass Mat | Chopped Strand Mat | CSM I also have Marine tex I can use for the outer layer/fairing ? Any other essential tools I will need? I have seen these used in a lot of the videos Bodi Econo Line Epoxy Rollers
You know the damage looks like it is pretty much just chipped under the filler. Anyway to determine if I can just use the marine Tex on some? Also with the holes being so small I don’t know if I can use both the mat and cloth? Do you usually use the cloth on the outside?
So I’m guessing there is a block of wood under the fiberglass to secure the mast step bracket? Hard to tell how deep the cracks run
m2736185 said: You know the damage looks like it is pretty much just chipped under the filler. Anyway to determine if I can just use the marine Tex on some? Also with the holes being so small I don’t know if I can use both the mat and cloth? Do you usually use the cloth on the outside? Click to expand...
m2736185 said: So I’m guessing there is a block of wood under the fiberglass to secure the mast step bracket? Hard to tell how deep the cracks run Click to expand...
- Mar 15, 2018
I should be able to use topside pain for the entire boat right since it does stay in the water? TotalBoat Wet Edge Topside Paint
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Many of the Holder/Vagabond components are made on an as needed basis and are often showing as "Out of Stock". Please contact us to discuss getting what you need built for you.
Replacement parts for the Hobie Cat 14 and Hobie 14 Turbo from Sailsport Marine. We stock most spare and replacement parts for Hobie Cat sailboats. Hobie 14 Parts Diagram.
The following information is designed to help individuals distinguish between the Vagabond 14, the various Holder 14 and Hobie-One 14 sailboats. The information is by no means exhaustive or infallible but is meant to aid customers in selecting the correct products for their boats.
• Tough, UV-protected, injection-molded ,through-bolted, plastic joint components. • 1 1/2" square structural-grade, anodized aluminum with boat-friendly round corners. • Delrin ball bearings in wheel hub result in easy rolling on rough surfaces or deep sand.
Feb 9, 2010 · Here is a nice replacement kick up rudder assembly for your Holder 14. This one has a mahogany rudder and tiller, aluminum cheek plates, and a stainless steel kick up rod. It is designed very similar to the original equipment.
New Vagabond 14 Line Kit for Vagabond 14 sailboats with stock rigging. Quality pre-cut, labeled lines from Marlow, Samson, and / or Bainbridge. Order online or call (805) 479-6122
Dec 18, 2015 · Here is a nice mahogany daggerboard to fit your Holder or Vagabond 14 boat. This board has a better hydrodynamic foil shape than the original. We have delivered many of these to happy customers.
Feb 25, 2018 · Vagabond was purchased by Coast Catamaran in 1982 (builders of the Hobie Cat and owned by Coleman Company Inc.) and called the HOBIE ONE-14. Also sold as the O'DAY 14 and the MONARCH 14. Rig dimension (I,J,P,E) shown here are actually for HOLDER 14 MKII.” Try looking at these boats as well for parts, they seem very similar.
The rudder on my 21' boat is painted plywood from before I bought the boat. It could stand to be refinished but is still serviceable. I made a new tiller as previous one was weathered and was three pieces screwed together.
Description We make our Main to fit the Holder 14 (also known as the Vagabond 14) with a white 3.9 oz. Dacron from Challenge Sailcloth, America's premier manufacturer of woven sailcloth. It includes 3 partial battens.