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The comments on lazy jacks and the Dutchman are excellent.
furling mains They do jam at the worst times. I had one start to come out of the grove, which meant I could not unfurl the whole sail. Because battens cannnot be used, the roach is nil is negative. On boats with high roach mains, like Hunters, roller furling takes out a huge sail area. Jack -- __________________________________________________ Jack Dale ISPA Yachtmaster Offshore Instructor CYA Advanced Cruising Instructor Director, Swiftsure Sailing Academy http://www.swiftsuresailing.com __________________________________________________ wrote in message news ![]() I am not sure which is better the Dutchman or Lazy jack Sail Flaking Systems. Other prefer to have in the mast main fuller for cruising. I am looking at this new boat and cannot make up my mind which system to get. I wonder if someone can offer some comments based on their own experience. TIA |
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