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I own a Freedom 40/40 with 2 winches on it. They are mounted on either side
of the companionway. All lines run to these 2 winches. The starboard is electric and has the main haylard, jib halyard, spinnaker halyard, main sheet and starboard traveller lines running directly to it. On the port side I've got the jib sheet, 1'st and 2'nd reefing lines, boom vang and port traveller control. The port winch isn't electric but all that you have to do is place 1 wrap around the port winch and bring the line over to the starboard winch, and presto, all of your lines are now on a powered winch! The system works great and I rarely have to pull out a winch handle. Note that I have a self tending jib with a camber spar, but you could just as easily do the same thing with jib sheets and any other control lines. -- Geoff Glenn Ashmore wrote in news:3F5086CF.7090305 @bellsouth.net: If your budget restricted you to a single powered winch, which lines would you use it on? |
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