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In Drydock, Take the tension off of the standing rigging?
It's me again. Thanks for the responses on the continuous furling line. How
about the standing rigging when the boat is stored mast up? Should I take off the tension by a few turns? Not enough to let the mast sway but say 5-6 turns? What's the consensus? Oh, how about covering the boat? Is it necessary? While looking around the yard it seems most do not. Ryan |
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