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OK, OK, I must confess, I have only "read" that the stunsail hitch might
need to be cut off. I have used a similar knot --with a couple of extra turns, much like a stevedore knot--to tie to halyard shackles, and there is NO way they could be untied. My previous boat came rigged this way, and I came to appreciate using this knot instead of an eyesplice. As Roger says, a lot depends on how much load, how long, and also how small a line, and whether a winch is used. "Jeff" wrote in message news ![]() Garland Gray II wrote: Sounds like you have already discarded the idea of a stunsail hitch, but were you to use it on a jibsheet, you'd probably have to cut it off. I've never had one I couldn't untie, though a few have fought back a bit. |
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