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The O'Day Daysailer is a 5.1-meter centerboard dinghy with a fractional sloop rig, designed by Uffa Fox and George O'Day and built since 1956. Fox designed the hull, and O'Day designed and molded the original cuddy. The boat displaces 260 kg and has a 1.9-meter beam and 1.1-meter draft. Cape Cod Shipbuilding continues to build the Daysailer, incorporating improved self-rescuing features. The Day Sailer II, introduced in 1971, included positive foam flotation, two cockpit inspection/bailing ports, and a self-bailing cockpit. The MKIII version, built from 1985 to 1990, is not class legal for one-design racing. Aboard *kentblairl*'s 1971 O'Day Day Sailer II, CYANE, the mast-stepping process involves securing the hull to a vehicle and using a roller furling system with a control line running to a bow block.se The operator stands in the cockpit to lift the mast, pulling the furling line to engage the hinge plate.1:30
