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I've thought about that but rejected it as on Ella the topping lift wire
is too small to be used as a main halyard. Is yours wire or braid and how does it compare in size to your main halyard? Cheers Jeff Morris wrote: Roller furling still has a halyard - how else would it get up there? I have main, jib and spinnaker, plus a spare messenger on a sheave, plus a flag halyard. In a pinch, the topping lift could be used as a halyard. "Capt. Mooron" wrote in message news
"Bobsprit" wrote in message ... | BTW.... how many halyards do you have on Alien?? | | 5. Can you name them? WOW... you have 5 sheaves on your masthead?? I only have 4 halyards..... but I can rig and run 6 on my mast...all internal. Hey... maybe I'll use my old main and jib halyard to run all 6 this year. Then again all my jibs are hank ons so the feasibility of running two jibs on one forestay exist. I carry 2 main halyards and 2 jib halyards.... one of which doubles as a spinnaker halyard. I thought you had roller furling? If so.... I'd be hard pressed to figure why you have 5 halyards... unless 3 of them are never used. I've never seen a photo of Alien with a chute.... or a storm trysail rigged. CM |
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