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Winchless jib halyard picture
I got the parts for my winchless jib halyard and it only took a few
minutes to make up a less kludgey arrangement than I described previously. Cheaper and cleaner than a winch and I expect that luff tension control will be more precise as well. Picture he http://home.maine.rr.com/rlma/Strider0602.htm#Cleat -- Roger Long |
Winchless jib halyard picture
I'm not a marine engineer, but I think the 90 degree PVC fittingss might
cause a lot of friction on the halyard. MMC "Roger Long" wrote in message ... I got the parts for my winchless jib halyard and it only took a few minutes to make up a less kludgey arrangement than I described previously. Cheaper and cleaner than a winch and I expect that luff tension control will be more precise as well. Picture he http://home.maine.rr.com/rlma/Strider0602.htm#Cleat -- Roger Long |
Winchless jib halyard picture
"MMC" wrote in message
... I'm not a marine engineer, but I think the 90 degree PVC fittings might cause a lot of friction on the halyard. I had to order special "rope service" valves to retrofit to the pump. They should easily overcome any friction:) -- Roger Long |
Winchless jib halyard picture
Ha! Should help with clean outs too:)
"Roger Long" wrote in message ... "MMC" wrote in message ... I'm not a marine engineer, but I think the 90 degree PVC fittings might cause a lot of friction on the halyard. I had to order special "rope service" valves to retrofit to the pump. They should easily overcome any friction:) -- Roger Long |
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