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Thanks!! You just saved me $1000! I was about to order a kit to replace
my transom mounted traveller, et al, with a mid-boom rig like the one shown bending Capt. Neal's boom! Coronado was a very cheap builder, probably the poorest of them all. What happened to Neal's boom is an indication of how these boats should be avoided, even as starter boats. Neal's solution...glue to hunks of defective metal back together and re-enforce them at the expense of greater weight. Not exactly an ideal long term solution. It's a novice repair at best. As for mid boom sheeting. My C&C 32 has it. If I planned to keep the boat longer, I'd probably change it to the superior end boom set-up. RB |
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