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Wayne.B wrote:
On Mon, 14 Apr 2008 18:38:01 -0600, Paul Cassel wrote: Thus, as I said, the limiting factor isn't boat size or anchor weight but really, sail area. You need a better sail handling system. Do you have lazy jacks, dutch men, and/or a stack pack system? I have seen one person easily handle the mainsail on a 70 footer using all the above (and an electric halyard winch). It is also important to have your halyard and jiffy reefing lines run back to the cockpit with stoppers and winches, halyard on one side, jiffy reefing on the other. Jiffy reefing but it seems that in a real blow, I have a very hard time of it. I've never had a hard time with my 65 lb anchor / chain / rope rode. |
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