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![]() "Ellen MacArthur" wrote in message reenews.net... Yes, I'm gonna take all the corroded brass parts out and throw them away. Like I told Tom I'm gonna use plastic swivel hanks instead and it'll solve two problems at once. http://www.sailmakerssupply.com/prod_detail_list/24 Do not use those awful things. They are Ok when the sail is up and tensioned but before you hoist and whenever you lower it you will find that the sail will fall into folds and this will allow the hanks to turn and slip off the wire so you will have to crawl out on the foredeck all the time to replace them and by the time you get back to the halliard some will have come off again... I hav a 14' sailing dinghy with them on and am going to replace them when I get time. They are cheap and nasty. Use bronze snap hanks. I do not like the ones that involve bending a tang. I use the ones with two holes that allow you to seize them on. |
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