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tom wrote:
Did he do the right thing? Or should something else have been done? I guess the answer is that the jibsheet should have been released sooner. Maybe the helm should be looking after the mainsheet as well as the tiller? I crew on a 22.5-footer, and the helm handles mainsheet and tiller. If we're short-handed while out in a blow, I lead the free end of the cleated jibsheet (goes from coaming, to coachroof winch, down to a clamcleat on the bulkhead) over to the high side and drape it round the other winch. If things go pear-shaped, I can dump air from the jib without having to move around the boat. -- Wally www.artbywally.com www.wally.myby.co.uk |
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