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scooby_simon
(@simonJlongstaff)
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Stephen,

Can you explain how this is working:

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Red line - Down haul, swivel cleat can be seen at the edge where the tramp meets the front beam. The downhaul purchase is all under the tramp behind the front beam. Down haul soon to be detoured via a block tied to the side stay.

How do you get the resultant (multi purchased) line from under the tramp to the luffeye so it is not impeded as the mast rotates (or does it come up thru the mast ball ?)


 
Posted : December 19, 2005 6:54 am
(@wouter)
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Alot of boat lead the jib sheet to the mainbeam (The forward one) I however lead them to the rearbeam. See my diagrams.

When honking I can't go all the forward to the mainbeam to get the jib sheet without pressing the bow down, indeed. A compromise is to first lead the sheet to the sidestays and then forward again. I tried that but personally didn't like it.

Wouter


 
Posted : December 19, 2005 6:54 am
(@Anonymous 6)
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Stephen:
What's the Blue line that runs from the sidestay into the front beam end cap?
http://www.catsailor.com/bb_files/63469-5%207%2012%20small.JPG
AND, do you find that you get forward tension on the crew trap line with it bungied into the Front Beam?


 
Posted : December 19, 2005 7:04 am
scooby_simon
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Stephen:
What's the Blue line that runs from the sidestay into the front beam end cap?

See original post

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Blue line - Mast rotation, swivel cleats at base of mast.

 
Posted : December 19, 2005 7:08 am
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