Thanks very much, that looks like exactly what's needed

"Capt. Mooron" wrote in message
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A friend of mine highly recommends the Dutchman system.....

http://squeteaguesailmakers.com/systems.html#dutchman


CM

"me" wrote in message
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| I'm running into that problem now, I had a 27' that I always went out
alone
| in, but the cabin was too small and I needed to bend down a little
inside,
| that got to be a real pain when I got stuck out in a storm and tried to
stay
| below (for times other than sleeping)
| Now I've moved up to 35' and it's more work, such is life, but flaking
the
| main is a pain in the #$#@ by my self. I've got lazy jacks but they
don't
do
| all the work, does anyone have any suggestions on a good way to put away
the
| main with jumping back and forth to the main winch and them in back of
the
| boom to fold the sail, it seems to be many trips back and forth. (please
| don't say get a furling main)
| thanks all.
|
| Bobsprit is a good example of the old saying about the
| bigger the boat the less it sails.
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| He sailed his Catalina more than he sailed his Pearson.
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| Now, it's plain he sailed his Pearson more than he sails
| or is going to sail his C&C.
|
| He is on the downhill slide because while his boats get
| larger his skills remain just as small.
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