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"Capt. JG" wrote in message
... No... I was talking about the jib sheets... specifically the sheet not under load. I think lazy jacks were a boon to sailors who sail short-handed. I prefer the Dutchman system, but either serve a useful purpose. It's not unusual for Lazy Jacks to foul or snag battens when the sail is raised. Coming down, they usually work fine. Jon and Scotty, My jib sheets run through a block on an adjustable runner. Under what conditions would I adjust the block forward and when would I set it at the furthest aft setpoint? Also, I saw what you mean about the lazy jacks snagging the battens with the very first raise of the mainsail. Scout |
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