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Inspecting Standing Rigging
So the lower ones are more likely to derteriorate earlier, as they are 'open' side up and in constant contact w/ sal****er that can creep into any open caillary? Good, they are much easier to check. Evan Gatehouse wrote: Chris wrote: What specific signs of wear am I looking for in the swages of the standing rigging? I check for any mechanical damage I can see, especially cracks. Are there other things to look for? There usually is slight surface rust on the stainless, which I scrub off w/ WD40 to check for cracks. Thanks! Chris Use a 8x loupe to inspect for cracks at the swages. You'll see them much sooner. Check after scrubbing Evan Gatehouse |
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