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Don White
 
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"Capt. Neal®" wrote in message
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Love the name of your boat. There is a town in the Keys with that name,

BTW.

What's your boom doing so low? Check the mast and look for an old, faded-
out black line. This should be where the boom is located. Chances are
somebody lowered the boom and increased the mainsail size. There is no
reason on that 32-footer why the boom is sweeping the cockpit at less
than head height.



I thought you had walked the plank somewhere!
Anyway, the Mirage 33 I crewed on for 4 years had a boom that was about 6'
1" off the cockpit sole. When I got hit, it was because I was standing on
the seat trying to stow away excess halyard line and I made the mistake of
letting the skipper control the ship's wheel.




 
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