"Over the sheave inside the mast then out through the mast about 6 feet from the mast base."
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Brian Wanamaker
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"Ste spinnaker halyard should be put back through the mast. Over the sheave inside the mast then out through the base.
I had a profurl furler. If you have the same there has to be a "Twist Stop" attached to the forestay near the top…"
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- Profile Type:
- Sailor
- Homeport:
- Lake Lanier, Cumming GA
- About Me:
- My wife and I lived and cruised between Little River SC, where we owned a boat slip at Myrtle Beach Yacht Club, and St. Martin. We did this for 2 years and had a great time. I look forward to doing it again in a few years. Lake Lanier in GA is way too confining for a "blue water" sailor!
- Current location:
- Baldridge Marina
- Destinations visited:
- Many Islands from Bahamas to St Martin
- Looking to:
- Get back into blue water with boat homeported in St Mary's GA
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Selling my boat Brianne
Posted on June 11, 2013 at 12:09pm 0 Comments 0 Likes
After struggling with this we are selling our Beneteau 405M OC400. You can see her listed with Whitaker Yacht Sales at this link:
http://www.whiteakeryachtsales.com/bl-2420-Brianne.aspx
Anyone who knows of someone looking for a great boat can contact the broker. Your help is greatly appreciated.
Brian
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"Auto ascending setup is an interesting idea, though it takes a bit of fiddling around to get it right. Once it's dialed in, it actually works quite well."
"Michael,
From experience over three keel boats a fully battened main is almost a requirement.
Not only will it make dropping the sail into the boom bag far easier it certainly reduces any flogging and vastly lengthens the life of the sail. While…"
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