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![]() DSK wrote: I always said the topping lift was better situated to lift a load. And that's wrong. It's not a case for *always*. Did you ever realize that the tension on the topping lift was greater than the weight, and the forces on the mast were also multiples of the weight load? Did you ever realize the shear and bending forces on the boom are far higher if a vang were used to lift the weight? That the vang attachemnt to the boom is not desined for compression? Cheers |
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