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This past season I have been singlehanding on my Ericson 38 using a UK
main with their "Lazy Cradle" version of the doyle "Stackpack", in combination with a Harken Battcar Batten Traveler system. I could not be more pleased. The Battcar system has so little friction that I can raise the main from the helm by hand, with the winch only needed for the last 6". When it comes time to drop the main I can cast off the halyard and the entire main drops inside the lazy jacks-sail cover. Storing the main is a simple matter of running the zipper forward along the sail cover, and moving the halyard from the headboard to the storage location on the cover. Highly recommended. Steve Christensen S/V Rag Doll Midland, MI |
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