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On 12 Aug 2008 18:10:01 -0500, Dave wrote:
I generally cleat off both sheets fairly tight. Then as Roger says, if I'm expecting a storm or will be gone for a long time I'll add a separate tie around the sail. I think that's a good plan for anything up to a full gale or hurricane. I have seen so many shredded furling sails that I can't begin to remember them all. It's really important to take them down before a major wind event. |
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