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Full boat

J/22 side-view illustration showing the mast, mainsail, jib, standing rigging, boom, rudder and fixed keel.
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Rig details

J/22 hardware illustration adapted from the Harken layout. Select a numbered point or part name to browse options.

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Illustration adapted from the Harken J/22 layout. Numbered points identify parts and systems. Browse options by part type.

Deck details

J/22 overhead deck illustration showing traveler, tiller, blocks, winches, cleats and fairleads. Paired fittings share a selector.

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J/22 · Illustrated guideEnlarge diagram

Illustration adapted from the Harken J/22 layout. Repeated fittings share a selector; selecting it highlights their locations.

Part 1 · Know your J/22

Mast

The upright spar supports the mainsail and rigging. Match replacement fittings to your mast section and attachment.

J/22 Mast Step Pin
Example from our catalog J/22 Mast Step Pin
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Part 2 · Know your J/22

Mainsail

The mainsail is the large sail behind the mast. Its shape is adjusted with the sheet, vang, outhaul and Cunningham.

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Part 3 · Know your J/22

Jib

The jib is the smaller sail ahead of the mast. Jib sheets and lead positions control its trim.

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Part 4 · Know your J/22

Standing rigging

Stays and shrouds support the mast. Chainplates connect the rigging to the hull. Compare dimensions, terminals and attachment for your boat.

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Part 5 · Know your J/22

Boom

The horizontal spar supports the foot of the mainsail and carries its control fittings.

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Part 6 · Know your J/22

Rudder & tiller

The transom-mounted rudder steers the boat. The tiller and extension let you control it from the cockpit or while hiking.

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Part 7 · Know your J/22

Fixed keel

The J/22 has a fixed fin keel below the hull. It provides ballast and helps resist sideways movement.

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Part 8 · Know your J/22

Wire tackle block · left

This block guides wire through the tackle. Compare blocks designed for wire, checking working load, sheave size and attachment.

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Part 9 · Know your J/22

Wire tackle block · right

This second wire block forms part of the same tackle. Match the wire diameter, working load and attachment to the installed arrangement.

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Part 10 · Know your J/22

Tackle turning block

This turning block redirects the control line in the tackle. Check line diameter, working load and the orientation of the head fitting.

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Part 11 · Know your J/22

Boom-mounted mainsheet block

The upper block forms part of the mainsheet purchase. Compare fiddle blocks with the required load rating and boom attachment.

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Part 12 · Know your J/22

Mainsheet block with becket

The becket anchors the end of the line in the mainsheet tackle. Match the purchase, sheave arrangement and load rating.

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Part 13 · Know your J/22

Mainsheet ratchet block

The ratchet helps hold the loaded mainsheet. Compare holding action, line diameter, load rating and attachment.

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Part 14 · Know your J/22

Swivel cleat base

The swiveling base keeps the sheet and cleat aligned with the helm. Match the mounting pattern, cleat size and block connection.

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Part 15 · Know your J/22

Vang wire block

This block guides wire in the vang purchase. Check the wire diameter, working load and connection to the rest of the tackle.

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Part 16 · Know your J/22

Vang fiddle block

The fiddle block contributes purchase to the boom vang. Match the sheave arrangement, working load and attachment.

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Part 17 · Know your J/22

Vang fiddle block & cleat

This lower vang block combines a cleat and becket. Check the purchase, cleat angle, line diameter and attachment.

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Part 18 · Know your J/22

Small soft-attach block

A soft attachment connects this turning block to its mounting point. Compare the lashing arrangement, line diameter and working load.

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Part 19 · Know your J/22

Large soft-attach block

This larger soft-attach block redirects a control line near the mast base. Match its load rating, sheave size and lashing arrangement.

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Part 20 · Know your J/22

Cabin-top winch

The winch provides leverage for loaded lines. Compare drum size, gearing, base dimensions and mounting pattern.

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Part 21 · Know your J/22

Deck-mounted ratchet block

This deck-mounted block redirects the sheet and adds ratchet holding action. Check the bolt pattern, lead angle and working load.

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Part 22 · Know your J/22

Traveler car

The traveler car moves the mainsheet attachment across the cockpit. Match the car to the installed track profile and control arrangement.

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Part 23 · Know your J/22

Traveler track

The transverse track supports the traveler car. Match the track profile, mounting pattern, span and length to your installation.

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Part 24 · Know your J/22

Traveler control blocks

Small blocks guide the traveler control lines. Compare the required purchase, line diameter, attachment and working load.

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Part 25 · Know your J/22

Traveler control cleats

These cockpit-side cleats hold the traveler controls. Match the cleat, supporting eyestrap, block attachment and fastener spacing.

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Part 26 · Know your J/22

Aft turning blocks

The aft blocks redirect sheets along each side of the deck. Match the line diameter, working load and attachment to the routing on your boat.

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Part 27 · Know your J/22

Side-deck ratchet blocks

Ratchet blocks help control loaded sheets on each side. Compare holding action, line diameter, working load and attachment.

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Part 28 · Know your J/22

Side-deck fairleads

These fairleads guide the control lines along the side decks. Match opening size, fastener spacing and the installed lead angle.

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Part 29 · Know your J/22

Small soft-attach block

The small soft-attached block redirects a line in this control arrangement. Check the attachment, line diameter and working load.

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Part 30 · Know your J/22

Cabin-top winches

The cabin-top winches provide leverage for loaded lines. Match drum size, gearing, base dimensions and mounting pattern.

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Part 31 · Know your J/22

Deck-mounted ratchet blocks

These fixed cheek blocks redirect sheets beside the winches. Match the mounting pattern, lead direction, ratchet action and working load.

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Part 32 · Know your J/22

Cabin-top cam cleats

Cam cleats hold the control lines around the cabin top. Compare line range, cleat orientation, fairlead arrangement and mounting dimensions.

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Part 33 · Know your J/22

Control-line fairleads

Fairleads guide lines into the cabin-top control cleats. Match the line clearance, lead angle and fastener spacing.

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Part 34 · Know your J/22

Large soft-attach blocks

These soft-attached turning blocks lead lines around the forward cabin-top fittings. Match load rating, sheave size and lashing arrangement.

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Part 35 · Know your J/22

Tiller & extension

The tiller links the helm to the rudder. Check the rudder connection, extension joint and required length.

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J/22 diagram

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