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![]() "wvnutt" wrote in message oups.com... I recently purchased an 83 Catalina 22' and am having some trouble rigging for the first time. I am inexperienced with a roller furling jib and am unclear as to where exactly to attach the jib. Aside from the rolling forestay itself, there is a thin line, where I assumed I was supposed to attach the jib, but the line is not tight enough to stay close to the forestay when the jib is attached. Where do I attach the jib? Also, when attaching the boom, it hangs very low unless attached to a small wire hanging from the backstay. Do I keep the boom attached to the backstay while I'm not under sail, and does the sail keep the boom hanging high when it is raised? Thank you. My recommendation would be either find another Cat 22 owner in your neck of the woods who will show you the ropes, or hire a rigger for an hour or two to do the same. |
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