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![]() wrote in message ups.com... I have a block for a flag halyard connected to my backstay about 15 feet above my deck. The block has failed, and I'd rather not unstep that mast to replace the block. Can I used a bosun's chair and connect the main halyard around the backstay to lift someone up to the fitting to replace it? My main concern is placing 180 to 200 pounds of strain on the backstay. Logic tells me this is okay though, since the forestay carries the genoa, but before I try, I'd like other opinions. Thanks! What a lubberly set-up. You should install a proper flagstaff on the transom and decommission your improper set-up. CN |
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