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I ordered a new set of sals from Lee Sails last year while my boat was
in transit. Lee said they had the measurements for my boat on file: however, when the boat arrived, the main sail was about 3 ft short on the boom and 3 to 4 ft short on the mast. Since this sail is pretty new and I am not in a position to purchase new sails at this time, I am wondering if I can have the sail modified? I think a new panel across the bottom would take care of the luff, but likely not the foot. So, I am thinking of adding a panel the length of the leech edge, or possibly the luff edge. I know this is not the best solution, but current financial situation dictates no new sails now. Would adding to the sail size affect performance significantly for cruising? What would be the prefered method of increasing sail size? Thanks, Roger |
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