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I have a 13' sail boat (starwing). The boom is 6" longer than it has to be.
Is there any reason not to cut it back? Sure, 6" inches isn't all that much, but I figure it would be better shorter. The only drawback I can think of is that I could not use a sail longer than the original, but figure the odds of ever having to do that is slim. (the sails are in better condition than the hull.) So, should I cut the boom down, or is it being destructive? |
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