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Steve wrote:
looking at the Forespar site, I see I should have a 12-22ft line control pole ... the list price is almost $900. Way out of my budget ... I think I will proceed with a fixed length (DIY) for this summer but will set up all my hardware for the ultimate Forespar recomended pole. I agree that Forespar has never been "bargain-priced." Still I have used their gear for decades with few problems. The issue is whether or not these things make any sense economically, but then, does sailing make sense economically? Probably not, still we do it. Another possibility is to stow the gear either on deck (which is a "pia" to fit), or using stanchion-mounted gear. I use these plastic stanchion-mounted fittings for the whisker pole and they work well. Not perfectly, but well enough. -- Good luck and good sailing. s/v Kerry Deare of Barnegat http://kerrydeare.home.comcast.net/ |
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