My experience also. No system is perfect, but the Dutchman is easy and
efficient.

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"Dave" wrote in message
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On 4 Oct 2006 15:55:31 -0700, "Capt. Rob" said:

6) Stackpack allows for neater reefing. Dutchman reefing is messy by
comparison/

Not my experience. In fact, from what I saw of the Dutchman, you drop the
sail and didn't even have to touch it further before putting on the cover.
It simply falls into place neatly flaked on the boom.

Nutsy?

I know you can remove a Stack Pak BUT Nutsy; how do you handle the "JACK
LINES" when you re-install it on the Furled Main?

Nutsy, I do believe I'm addressing one of your DA points.

I know you can remove a Stack Pak BUT Nutsy; how do you handle the
"JACK
LINES" when you re-install it on the Furled Main?


You can order with the canvas holes clipped so that you just open them,
slip the jack lines through and close them up again.
AGAIN...both systems are great, but the Doyle Stackpack is more
flexible, lasts for the whole life of the sail and is a LOT easier to
use.


RB
35s5
NY

"Swab Rob" wrote in message
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But beyond that, looking at both
systems, it's a simple pick

Yulp a very simple pick, as always, do the opposite of what
Bob recommends.

Scotty

Yulp a very simple pick, as always, do the opposite of what
Bob recommends.



Yes, you bought the opposite camera, right??!!!



RB
35s5
NY

"Capt. Rob" wrote in message
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Yulp a very simple pick, as always, do the opposite of
what
Bob recommends.


caveat; when it comes to sailing stuff.



Yes, you bought the opposite camera, right??!!!


You are wrong!!!!


SBV

"Scotty" wrote in

"Swab Rob" wrote

But beyond that, looking at both
systems, it's a simple pick

Yulp a very simple pick, as always, do the opposite of what
Bob recommends.

Scotty

An astute observation Scotty. He has such a dependent
need to be noticed that he choses the opposite of the correct
viewpoint. My 8 year old niece used to do this. Fortunately
she grew out of it.