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Do you have reef points? It's way easier to reef putting the points
between the bolt rope and boom than around the boom. Same for furling. The sail stays on top of the boom. If you don't have reef points, this would be a good time to have them put in. If you leech isn't quite right, too tight or too loose, tell the sailmaker. Adjustments can sometimes be made by making the slides at the end closer or farther away from the bolt rope. -- Roger Long "Don White" wrote in message ... I'm taking my mainsail to the sailmaker tomorrow to have slides (slugs) sewn to the luff. I believe this will make it much easier to raise/lower the sail from the cockpit when I'm alone. Does anyone have an opinion on doing the same for the foot? |
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