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This is more of an encyclopedic rigging question, but perhaps someone
here could enlighten me: is there a reason to choose a cotter pin over a cotter ring in any application, or vice versa? The kinds of applications I'm thinking are for locking turnbuckles and clevis pins. I know my boat has primarily cotter pins, but occasionally there's a ring, and there seems to be no rhyme or reason to which goes where. It seems that rings would be much less likely to snag on sails, and they can also be removed faster and without needing a plier of some sort. So are cotter pins typically stronger, or is it just habit that makes most people use them? Thanks! Teri S/V Shadow Line |
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