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![]() "sandy" wrote in message ups.com... We recently became the proud owner of a Neptune 16. We are keeping it in the water on a lake in NE Washington. I've made a sailcover for the main but find that the mainsail (which has a rope luff that goes in the mast slot), comes out of the slot when I lower the sail. Is there some sort of sail "stop" made for this type of rigging so I won't have to thread the sail into the slot every time? Or is there some sort of improvised thingie that would do the job? Slugs and shackles. You're not racing, are you? You can use the screw on type, very easy to install. Then your sail stays in the slot all the time and the sail raises and lowers faster / easier. I did this to my small boat and it made a big difference. They're cheap, too. Get them here; http://www.sailrite.com/ shackles - http://tinyurl.com/hvl7t slugs - http://tinyurl.com/hvl7t Get the right size for your mast slot. Scotty |
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